High Resolution Timer
![]() The High Resolution Timer is a stopwatch that measures the elapsed time in microseconds. It can start, pause and reset a timer, take round times, and export them into a text file. The fundamental problem with software timers in the region of 1 millisecond is that Windows is not a RTOS, and therefore is not suitable for generating regular and accurate events around the 1 millisecond mark. The program cannot solve this problem. However, it does offer a microsecond timer which offers a reasonable degree of accuracy (approx. 1µs) the majority (approx. 99.9%) of the time. The accuracy is highly system & processor dependant, so a faster system will result in a more accurate timer. ![]() In the settings you can configure the round time representation, the global hotkeys to control the program's main functions, and the notification sound volume. ![]() The program will create an icon in the system tray, with a timer in the tooltip. Click on it to hide or show the program's main window. ![]() Note, that to achieve the best possible accuracy, the program will require a lot of processing resources (25% and more on quad-core processor).
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If the hotkeys are not working outside of the application, rerun the program as administrator.
This program requires .NET Framework 4.0 or higher to be installed.
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