NonCompressibleFiles

With the aid of NonCompressibleFiles you can create non-compressible and maximum compressible files that you can further use for various types of tests, such as the compression ratio of archiving utilities, transfer rate of FTP applications, scan abilities of antivirus solutions, or performance of defragging programs.

It doesn't contain complicated options or configuration parameters, making it accessible to all types of users, even the ones less experienced with such software.

The installation procedure is a speedy task that shouldn't impose any difficulties. As far as the interface is concerned, NonCompressibleFiles adopts a standard window that doesn't put much emphasis on looks but it's easy to navigate. It shows all options available, so you can start tinkering with settings right away.

You can begin by selecting the file type you want to create between non-compressible and maximum compressible, specify the destination folder, number of files and size of each file (ranging from 10KB to 10GB), and click a button to immediately start the process. It's possible to create a single file or multiple ones with the same size, depending on your necessities.

The application created files in reasonable time in our evaluation, during which it remained light on system resources consumption. It didn't hang, crash or display error messages.

Taking into account its intuitive interface and options, NonCompressibleFiles can be handled by all users looking for a fast and effective way to test various programs on non-compressible and maximum compressible files. It's free and has a portable counterpart available.