PowerStrip is software that provides advanced, multi-monitor, programmable hardware support to a wide range of graphics cards like the venerable Matrox Millennium I and ATI Radeon HD3800 series.

PowerStrip is the one of the few programs in its category to support multiple graphics cards from multiple chipset vendors, simultaneously, under every Windows operating system from Windows 95 to the x64-bit edition of Vista
Menu from the system tray gives access to some 500 controls over your display hardware which comprise of period level adjustments over screen geometry, sophisticated color correction tools and driver independent clock controls. Good  application profiler can know when programs are launched and respond by activating specific display settings, gamma adjustments, performance switches and even clock speeds – returning everything to normal when the program closes.  

In conclusion, an assortment of system and productivity tools – among them, extensive diagnostics, physical memory optimization, an on screen display,  PCIe and AGP device configuration, EDID decoding, desktop icon management, a system idle thread, Windows resource monitoring, an anti-burn-in orbiting option and the most advanced monitor support in the industry – round out the compact 1MB package.

PowerStrip 3 is designed for use with newer display cards, but to protect your investment in older hardware a large number of otherwise orphaned display adapters are supported,without exempting those based on chips from 3dfx, Number Nine, Cirrus Logic, Rendition, S3, and Tseng Labs.

For more details, visit http://www.entechtaiwan.net/util/ps.shtm

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