3D Snow Screensaver for Windows

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Developer’s Description

Display a 3D Christmas screensaver on your desktop.

Falling snow animated screensaver with 3d effects. The snow falling gradually creates a snowy covering on your desktop (for landscape wallpaper). Everyone the snowflake is individual, forms of snowflakes in accuracy never repeat. Animated falling snowflakes on your desktop does not prevent job. It is possible to make snowflakes big or small, bright or transparent. Snowflakes can slowly to fall, or, to begin to whirl a snowstorm on your desktop. Celebratory dance 3d snowflakes on your desktop.

3D Snow Screensaver for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: February 17, 2012

Latest update: February 19, 2012

Version: 5.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 10
Windows 7
Windows Vista
Windows Server
Windows XP
Windows 2000
Windows 2003

Additional Requirements: None

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 23,261

Downloads Last Week: 1

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User Reviews

5/5

1 User Votes

Best Snowsaver on CNET. Simple and Realistic.
SirrobocopMay 18, 2008
Pros
I have some outstanding vivid wallpaper pictures of snow covered mountain lakes and similar. I have been looking for a screensaver that puts out realistic looking snowfall snowflakes using your desktop wallpaper. I have tried out just about every snowfall listed on CNET and this one works the best doing that. I have slow swirls for Idyllic scenes, and outright blizzards for raw nature shot. I especially like the "lightsparkles" that flash on the screen as if sunlight reflecting off snow. It just looks great no matter which snow wallpaper I have loaded.
Cons
I am using the unregistered version, so I can't save my preferences. The screen saver uses a "cheat" function to cause your picture to eventually "white out" as if being buried in snow over a long period. You can shut this effect off in the registered version. It looks neat at times but I have other pictures I'd prefer the effect was just off.
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