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Giveaway of the day — Chronograph 6.80
Chronograph 6.80 esteve disponível como oferta em 16 de novembro de 2013
Chronograph é um utilitário simples que sincroniza o relógio interno do computador com o relógio atómico. Os relógios normais do PC são normalmente muito incorrectos e necessitam de correcções manuais frequentes. Chronograph mantém automaticamente a hora correcta utilizando os servidores de relógio do National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
O programa é extremamente útil em cada computador pessoal. É obrigatório para profissionais que necessitam ter a hora permanentemente correcta (p.ex., operadores da bolsa). Chronograph proporciona um elevado grau de precisão - a diferença entre a hora do computador local e a hora actual depois da correcção raramente excede 0.5 segundos. Esta diferença mínima é devida ao tempo de transmissão inevitável da rede.
Requisitos do Sistema:
Windows 95/ 98/ ME/ NT/ 2000/ XP/ 2003 Server/ Windows 7; about 4 MB of disk space; Internet connection
Publicado por:
AltrixSoftPágina Oficial:
http://altrixsoft.com/en/chrono/Tamanho do arquivo:
8.76 MB
Preço:
$19.95
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Twenty bucks? Seriously? The ability to sync your computer's clock to the NIST is built into Windows. Just click the date and time displayed in the lower right corner of your desktop, select the "Internet time" tab, and change the server from time.windows.com to time.nist.gov - now your computer clock will sync with the NIST for free, no additional software needed. It's been years since I've used a Mac, but I'd be willing to bet they offer similar functionality.
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It does its dirty job pretty well but 20 $? Come on...
* PTBSync
Atomic Clock Synchronization + Desktop Notes + Desktop Organizer
•Date and time are fetched from an Atomic clock via the internet.
•Adjusts the PC clock with an accuracy of 1/50 second!
•156 Time servers (NTP) worldwide selectable from a list.
•Time synchronization via Port 80 (HTTP) possible, also through Proxy server
•Highly precise Windows clock by drift compensation.
•Analysis of clock deviations by detailed observation of the Windows clock.
•On Windows NT, 2000, XP, Vista PTBSync can run as service, which also adjusts the clock if no user is logged on.
•Additional display of the international UTC time (UTC is much better than Internet Beats)
•The deviation when adjusting the clock can be written to a logfile.
http://www.netcult.ch/elmue/ElmueSoft-en.htm
* Atomic Clock Sync
http://www.worldtimeserver.com/atomic-clock
* Chronos Atomic Clock Synchronizer
http://www.chronosatomic.com
* Coopoint Atomic Clock Sync
http://www.coopoint.com/atomic-clock-sync
==> FREEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!! <== Enjoy!!!!!
So 20 bucks? LOL!
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A man with a watch knows the time, a man with two is never sure.
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Well, this is going to be a very tough sell here. I can't see this getting more than 8% positive. Does that make it a bad program? No, but computers can adjust the time on their own. This needs to do more like Atomic Alarm Clock which has been given here and which I use. Atomic Clock can change the look of the clock and offers calendars, alarms, etc. I appreciate the offer but I will pass on this one.
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Giovanni will love this one.
I wonder why these people are re-inventing the wheel, though, because the control panel already has a "synchronise your computer" thing, done weekly. It may be weekly, but it's done very well.
Again, why does this piece of software exist?
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