HeSuVi is a free Windows tool for headphone surround virtualization that works with Equalizer APO. It converts 7.1-channel audio into binaural stereo using HRIR profiles from Dolby Atmos, DTS Headphone:X, Windows Sonic and other engines. It includes over 1,000 headphone EQ presets and runs on Windows 7 through Windows 11.
TaskSlinger is a native Windows task manager replacement written in C and Win32 with a custom Direct3D UI. It offers process monitoring, performance graphs, services, startup apps and network connections, plus process module and token inspection, process dumping and search and filtering. The free beta runs on Windows 10/11 x64 and sends no telemetry.
A starter guide to buying parts for mechanical keyboards that take Cherry MX-style switches. The document states that it is long, provides a table of contents, and describes itself as folk knowledge and not comprehensive across all aspects of the hobby. It notes the guide's revision date may make some aspects out of date.
SilverBench is a JavaScript-based CPU benchmark and stress test that runs in a browser. It offers Performance, Extreme and Stress modes and measures CPU performance on PCs and mobile devices using a photon-mapping rendering engine, with all tests running on the CPU only.
Voicemeeter is a virtual audio mixer application with virtual audio devices that mix audio from devices or applications. It mixes three inputs to three outputs through two buses and supports MME, Direct-X, KS, WaveRT, WASAPI and ASIO interfaces. The application is free to use, with all functions available except optional features, under a donationware license.
A collection of articles on computer keyboards, including keyboard layouts, keybinding systems, input devices and input methods. The page describes itself as a complete guide with over one thousand articles and lists popular entry points such as ergonomic keyboards and a key switch guide.
Monitor Tests hosts monitor-related software by ToastyX, including the Custom Resolution Utility, pixel clock patchers and the Scaled Resolution Editor. A monitor database and a CRU 2.0 rewrite are listed as future plans.
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TaskSlinger is a native Windows task manager replacement written in C and Win32 with a custom Direct3D UI. It offers process monitoring, performance graphs, services, startup apps and network connections, plus process module and token inspection, process dumping and search and filtering. The free beta runs on Windows 10/11 x64 and sends no telemetry.
A starter guide to buying parts for mechanical keyboards that take Cherry MX-style switches. The document states that it is long, provides a table of contents, and describes itself as folk knowledge and not comprehensive across all aspects of the hobby. It notes the guide's revision date may make some aspects out of date.
SilverBench is a JavaScript-based CPU benchmark and stress test that runs in a browser. It offers Performance, Extreme and Stress modes and measures CPU performance on PCs and mobile devices using a photon-mapping rendering engine, with all tests running on the CPU only.
Voicemeeter is a virtual audio mixer application with virtual audio devices that mix audio from devices or applications. It mixes three inputs to three outputs through two buses and supports MME, Direct-X, KS, WaveRT, WASAPI and ASIO interfaces. The application is free to use, with all functions available except optional features, under a donationware license.
A collection of articles on computer keyboards, including keyboard layouts, keybinding systems, input devices and input methods. The page describes itself as a complete guide with over one thousand articles and lists popular entry points such as ergonomic keyboards and a key switch guide.
Monitor Tests hosts monitor-related software by ToastyX, including the Custom Resolution Utility, pixel clock patchers and the Scaled Resolution Editor. A monitor database and a CRU 2.0 rewrite are listed as future plans.
