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- Price: Free
- Operating system: Windows 2000/XP/NT
- Date added: June 22, 2009
- Total Downloads: 57,667
- Downloads last week: 279
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- Average user rating: stars out of 7 votes
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From SilverSoft :SilverSoft Speed is a software tool, which will increase your PC speed automatically and efficiently. Instead of purchasing advanced hardware for speed boost, SilverSoft Speed will give you the same results of advanced hardware without upgrading your system. After Installing Silversoft Speed, Programs will run faster, games will load and run quickly, 3D models, images will render at blazing speed, programmers can compile their big exe's in seconds, your Internet connection will become high-speed broadband connection, file downloading, uploading speed will be increased. Mouse movement will be smoothen and your keystrokes will get very quick response from your PC. All this will be achieved without upgrading your hardware. SilverSoft Speed will do it for yourself automatically and without touching, interfering, or harming your PC. Note: do not run SilverSoft Speed along with other system optimizers.
Version 6.35 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, and bug fixes.
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Version: SilverSoft Speed 6.35
"It froze my system till I was able to uninstall it"
Pros: Nothing It doesn't work for me.
Cons: This program has 3 settings to overclock your system. It would freeze my system cause it would randomly choose which setting to have my pc work rather than the one I set it for.
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