Free refresh rate software for windows

If you have a nVidia graphics card, you`ll probably know about the very common bug, that occures together with the nVidia Detonator drivers under Windows NT/2000/XP: Normally, you can`t get a higher refresh rate than 60 Hz in the OpenGL/Direct3D modes, which makes you very blind after a while of gaming.
However, since Detonator 52.16, nVidia fixed the 60 Hz bug! This is the final version of the nVidia Refresh Rate Fix MKII! To get better refresh rates with version 52.16, simply use the "override refresh rates" option in the nVidia control panel. Thanks to nVidia, who finally matches the needs of their customers."
nVidia Refresh Rate Fix is compatible with nVidia Detonator 28.32+ and up.

RefreshForce universally and permanently fixes the Windows 2000/XP refresh rate problem RefreshForce universally and permanently fixes the Windows 2000/XP refresh rate problem on ANY variation of graphics cards, monitors, or drivers!!!
Here are some key features of "RefreshForce":
- Completely fixes the Windows 2000/XP refresh rate problem
- Functions regardless of graphics card, and driver versions
- One-time execute, no reboot required, and no background program
- Ability to push Plug & Play monitor drivers over 85Hz
- Support for systems with multiple display adapters
- Automatic backup facility
- Sophisticated and unique display optimization technology
- Ability to actually lower refresh rates as well as increase them, if software causes display corruption.

Auto Refresh - automatically refresh a web page after a set amount of time Auto Refresh is a simple application designed to automatically refresh a web page after a set amount of time
The perfect tool to replace constantly pressing the refresh button on your regular internet browser.
Designed to allow you to get constantly updating information off the internet by updating the data on the page.

Firefox extension that shows you the dollar to rupee conversion rate Dollar2Rupee Rate will displays the Dollar to Rupee conversion rate in your status bar.
System requirements:
- Firefox: 1.5 ? 2.0.0.

With SetRes you can set the screen resolution, colour depth and refresh rate from the command line or a shortcut.
Primarily intended for Windows 2000/XP so that you can set display parameters on a per-user basis. Windows 98 and Me already have this capability.
Enhancements:
- Press a key prompt can be avoided with the N command line parameter
- High CPU usage when prompt displayed is now eliminated
- Prompt beeps and times out after 15 seconds
The above changes were in response to a request from the user of a program that invokes Setres

Res is a little windows command line tool to report the current screen resolution and refresh and optionally change it to something else. If you attempt to change it to the current mode it does nothing, so it can be used in your startup folder.
The source code is included in the download and is covered under the LGPL license.
The parameters for the command are:
Nothing
Displays the current screen mode(s).
-x
Set the horizontal resolution in pixels
-y
Set the vertical resolution in pixels
-bpp
Set the number of bits per pixels, valid values are 4, 8, 15, 16, 24 or 32 depending on your video card.
-refresh
Set the refresh rate in Hz. This is dependant on what your video card and monitor support, do check in the display settings first.
-device
This optional parameter sets the device to set. To get the device index first list the devices by running Res with no parameters. If not supplied the primary display will be changed.