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PC Accelerator 2004

PCXL helps you optimize your computer to increase system...

  • Category Utilities
  • Size 4 MB
  • Program by Smartalec Software

PC Accelerator 2004

PCXL helps you optimize your computer to increase system performance.

A powerful tweaking and performance tool.

PCXL helps you optimize your computer to increase system performance. Improve Internet performance, and web security. Provide convenient tools to tune up and ease your computer use. PCXL also provides special security features to protect your system. Available in standard and professional suite editions.

Features include:

-brand new redesigned interface

-brand new SmartJupiter optimization engine

-thousands of features and system tweaks for better system performance and stability

-support for all of the latest CPUs (including Pentium 4 Extreme and Athlon64)

-support for all of the latest video cards

-brand new inline help assistant feature to explain and recommend each feature

-new PC Accelerator console application for system monitoring and intelligent memory defragmentation

- Manual adjustments for key functions.

- Save favorite configurations to a file.

- Built-in optimization wizard to help you fine-tune your system to the max.

- Support for all the latest network protocols and equipment, including wireless connections.

- And much, much more.

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