Gold Free Screensaver

You’re free to personalize your computer with a whole array of built-in enhancements, and even third-party components. It’s all up to you what you want to change, but just in case you’re looking for a neat screensaver to keep your screen busy while you’re away, then be sure to take Gold Free Screensaver for a spin.

Be sure to take your time with the setup process, because there are various offers you stumble upon which are not required to ensure functionality, and you might not necessarily want or need to deploy. If you’re running it on older PCs, it’s advisable to check whether you’re running the latest version of DirectX.

Windows provides a basic set of screensavers to use, with a dedicated settings panel to configure behavior. This application automatically adds a new item to the list, and also brings up the configuration panel to help take this new screensaver for a spin, and decide whether or not you want to keep it as the default option.

On the bright side of things, it also come with its own set of options related to both visuals and performance. With the panel up you also get a small preview area so you can see all changes in real-time.

As far as performance is concerned, the application makes it possible to use a different resolution than the system, attempt to decrease processor load, and apply virtual synchronization.

Visual configurations aren’t abundant, and mostly refer to slideshow behavior. A couple of sliders can be used to determine how long an image stays on screen, as well as to set transition speed. There’s the possibility to have either a 12 or 24 hour clock displayed during runtime.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that Gold Free Screensaver is only a slideshow you can add to enrich your screensaver collection. Sadly, there’s no control over quantity of images, but you can set transition speed and image duration.