In the past, Windows screensavers included '3D pipes' where pipes grow and grow, '3D flying objects' where objects fly around the screen, '3D mazes' where maze spaces expand, and '3D text' where a ...

Recap: 3D Maze was one of the screensavers that shipped with Windows 95. The program was designed as a non-interactive demonstration of the graphics libraries supported by the new operating system.

Are screensavers art? If they are, one of the most iconic Windows screensavers, 3D Pipes, only existed because of an internal Windows contest to show off OpenGL support to Windows NT. Chen’s latest ...

Have you ever come across something so deeply rooted within your childhood memories, it triggers a physical sensation? I have. It's this playable 3D Maze screensaver project, which allows you to ...

This bundle of open-source 3D CGI screensavers includes an amazing fireworks display, a trip through hyperspace, and other gorgeous examples of physics-based animation. I’ve reviewed so many screen ...

In Windows XP, there's a list of several default screensavers to choose from. One of these is the 3D flying objects screensaver. When you're at the office, every personal touch you add to your work ...

Remember old-school “fattie” monitors otherwise known as CRT displays? Remember how screensavers used to be a very necessary evil and a way of preventing the cancer-like monitor burn? Now that you’re ...

Screensavers were created to prevent CRT monitor burn‑in by replacing static images with moving ones. LCDs eliminated burn‑in, making screensavers largely obsolete for over a decade. Modern OLEDs can ...

BOINC is a very different sort of screensaver courtesy of the labs at Berkeley. Instead of just showing fancy pictures, it actually utilizes a server connection to take a little RAM from your computer ...

Hey guys. Would any of you happen to have any suggestions on where to aquire screensavers of this type? Preferably free or low cost. Any links or information would be greatly appreciated. I would ...