G15 LCD Program Archive - Page 2 - Overclock.net

stargate125645 · 04-21-07

New versions of the BF2 and BF2142 LCD programs were released by the authors, so the information has been updated.

Edit: Apparently it was a typo, and the BF2142 version is still the same. I will add some more programs in the coming days.

stargate125645 · 05-05-07

An update has been released for LCD Studio that involves extra plugins for Vista.

stargate125645 · 05-08-07

Archive updated with more programs.

thecomputerdude · 05-08-07

Alright here's one I made:

Version: 0.9

Requirements: Windows XP, LCD Studio

Hardware Compatibility: Intel Hyper-Threading Single Core processors only. May not work with Dual-Core.

Design: Status monitors on black background. Good for people who like the screen to match the keyboard skin better. Volume slider for those who like to see where there volume is at all the time. Refresh rate set to unlimited, reduces lag time on the bar reflection of status. Status Bars set to grow outward, better visual balance and easier to see in peripheral vision.

Misc: Bars and Numbers are in Percents.
Permission Given to Modify as needed to make compatible with your System ONLY. Renaming, Copying, Or Re-distributing prohibited.

stargate125645 · 05-08-07

I have updated the archive with your program, thecomputerdude. You didn't give me a name for it so it is just listed under your name.

Good job!

Did my guide help you at all? Any comments on it?

thecomputerdude · 05-08-07

Oh, yeah, it helped a lot. I was actually here looking for such information and by golly, someone had it! I got my g15 Sunday and I wanted to get going fast, and your guide certainly got me 90% of the way

The name of the program is in the filename, I decided it would be easier to keep it that way. I'll just start numbering them like "thecomputerdude2v0_9","thecomputerdude3v0_9", etc, from now on, when they're obscure and rather simple programs like that one. More complex, powerful programs will get their own unique name

stargate125645 · 05-08-07

Quote:

Originally Posted by thecomputerdude

Oh, yeah, it helped a lot. I was actually here looking for such information and by golly, someone had it! I got my g15 Sunday and I wanted to get going fast, and your guide certainly got me 90% of the way

The name of the program is in the filename, I decided it would be easier to keep it that way. I'll just start numbering them like "thecomputerdude2v0_9","thecomputerdude3v0_9", etc, from now on, when they're obscure and rather simple programs like that one. More complex, powerful programs will get their own unique name

I look forward to seeing more, then!