Sandra Lite 2013 SP5 (19.58)

SiSoftware - (Non-Commercial Freeware)

Sandra offers many detailed information about the computer, being a handy diagnosis, monitoring and reporting tool.

Sandra Lite (System ANalyser, Diagnostic and Reporting Assistant) is a handy utility for computer evaluation and diagnosis.

The software is divided into three parts - Computer Maintenance , Module Types and Maintenance Program. Computer Maintenance and Module Types are used to manage the computer, evaluate the performance (benchmark), provide hardware information, software and technical support.

Sandra can evaluate the performance of the processor (multimedia, multi-core, energy efficiency, cryptography) , graphics card (video rendering, video memory, GPGPU) and also devices storage and the RAM.

Regarding the monitoring, Sandra displays information such as CPU temperature, GPU, chipset , speed PCI Express bus , RAM and more.

Sandra has also a very interesting feature that allows to know the price of computer components .

Title:: Sandra Lite 2013 SP5 (19.58)
File Size:: 58.8 MB
Requirements:: Windows 2000 / XP / Vista / Windows7 / XP64 / Vista64 / Windows7 64 / Windows8 / Windows8 64
Language:: en-us
License:: Non-Commercial Freeware
Date Added:: 01 Sep 2013
Publisher:: SiSoftware
Homepage:: http://www.sisoftware.co.uk
MD5 Checksum:: 9B94D848F7423E3F2889F5D17A8AB43E

# Improvements:
* Improved Setup: Expert settings are now accessible with a single click
* PDFCreator can now sign and encrypt PDFs at the same time
* Includes PDFArchitect 0.5.6 and Images2PDF 0.9.0
* Improved performance with a really large amount of files in the queue
* Fixed ordering problem when a lot of print jobs arrive in quick succession
# Bug Fixes:
* A Problem with Author token
* Some problems with dots and brackets in the title
* An error that caused an additional backslash in the ClientComputer token under certain circumstances
* Slow conversion of PS files from the command line
* Some problems with unicode in the metadata
* Some problems with pdfcmon on terminal servers
* A problem with user defined paper sizes
* PDFArchitect crashed, when the last page was moved
* Fixed some other minor bugs