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TClock is an open source replacement for the windows system tray clock.
Development and maintenance of TClock has been continued by a series of coders on the DonationCoder forum.
- Last updated: 2017
- Visit the TClock github page to download the latest version here: https://github.com/White-Tiger/T-Clock.
- Visit the TClock section on our forum: here.
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Hard drive cooler: I need one (badly) - recommendations? A DC forum member asks:
...The two IDE hard drives get EXTREMELY hot ("burning" hot) during intense file movements, defrags, things of that nature. I used to have a small hard drive cooler that sat on the bottom of the drive (via screws, or in my case, jury-rigged in) sporting 2x 80mm fans - it met its demise when the power plug ... melted. Both drives work great (both from 2002 now, aftermarket drives), so there isn't anything wrong except for the heat output (no grinding, data loss, etc). So now I am looking for a new hard drive cooling system - air or water, but it has to be reasonably cheap (anything over $50 is pushing it unless it is water-cooling). If anyone had a recommendation for a good freeware HD Temperature (F/C compatible) monitor, that would be great as well? |
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