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BES (Battle Encoder Shirasé) is a small free, open-source, portable Windows tool that throttles the CPU usage of a targeted process, for example reducing a process from 100% CPU to 50%. It is intended to keep other programs responsive while CPU-intensive work runs in the background.
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Keebfolio is a curated collection of open-source mechanical keyboard projects. It lists 204 projects and organizes keyboards by layout type, including staggered, ortholinear, split and other designs such as macropads. It also provides resources covering firmware options, tools and tutorials.
EIZO Monitor Test is a web-based tool for checking monitor image quality. Users choose tests covering test patterns, defective pixels, uniformity, color distances, gradients, sharpness, viewing angle, gamma and response time, navigating by mouse, keyboard arrows or the on-screen menu.
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