The desktop clock hardly loads the system and has been developed very system-gentle on Windows 11, 10, ... etc..As a system resources spreader you can not scale the desktop clock Just the desktop digital clock is very low in system resources consumption and slim! Almost any other program or background service is higher, Here in the Windows Task Manager, you can see the low system resource consumption, especially if you can not show the second hand, this is at zero % and the memory consumption at just 3.5 MB. In general, other desktop clocks are between 10-100 megabytes. If you do not like the digital desktop clock you can test the following watches: ►► TheAeroClock - An Aero Desktop Clock with Alpha Transparency!OR: ►► ClassicDesktopClock - Classic desktop clock for all Windows OS!
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Regardless of which versions of Microsoft Windows operating systems apply to the desktop clock, the system resources used are the same, and also it does not matter whether it's a Windows desktop, tablet, Surface Pro / Go, or desktop clock Digital even on a server operating system is used. The desktop clock was tested on various MS systems and successfully verified. FAQ 3: Updated on: 8 July 2021 16:10 |
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