Here is a program that is available for free, but actually requires some kind of technical skills to use. You will find OCCT very interesting and helpful if you can find your way around its technical features.

OCCT is the short form for “OverClock Checking Tool”. The application boasts of so many useful features despite the fact that it is a freeware. Users who already know how OCCT works can easily find their ways around some of its key features that include the following; up to 16-core support, customizable tests, CPU and Motherboard detection, monitoring support through 3rd party application, can produce graphs showing temperature and voltages during the test, multilingual support; and a couple of others.

OCCT performs a lot of monitoring functions including; real time frequency monitoring for CPU, and GPU, translation in several languages, and many more. The fact that the program is a freeware gives users who have no technical knowledge to take their time to find out just how it works. OCCT has undergone lots of changes since it was first introduced; and that explains why it is a bit more stable than it used to be.

Downside

Couldn’t find any just yet, it’s a great freeware!

Want to check it out? Visit Ocbase.

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