Outer Space Screensaver - Animated Wallpaper
- Type:
- Applications > Windows
- Files:
- 4
- Size:
- 23.04 MB
- Tag(s):
- outer space outer space galaxy planet aliens alien universe animated wallpaper desktop screensaver
- Quality:
- +0 / -0 (0)
- Uploaded:
- Jan 4, 2012
- By:
- Screensavers
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THANKS again for this one
The download was very fast but once installed, there is no listing for this software in the Programs list. I tried Revo Uninstaller but nothing there either. Finally had to track it down at "C:\Program Files\DesktopAnimated\Fantastic Space Star Animated Wallpaper" and open the Uninstall.exe file. I hope this is just an innocent mistake. :-(
On a slow computer animated wallpaper takes up 30% of the GPU and 15-30% of the CPU at all times (in low priority.) Not wise to run them unless you have a high-end gaming system. It also did not stop when I maximized another window the way Windows Dreamscene does. However it uses the hardware acceleration of my graphics card well. Cool idea though.
On a slow computer animated wallpaper takes up 30% of the GPU and 15-30% of the CPU at all times (in low priority.) Not wise to run them unless you have a high-end gaming system. It also did not stop when I maximized another window the way Windows Dreamscene does. However it uses the hardware acceleration of my graphics card well. Cool idea though.
...and Thanks!
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