Windows 10: Free Graphics Converter Software

• 500+ Formats: Imports from more than 500 graphics formats, including JPG, JPEG2000, PDF, PNG, GIF, EMF, TIF, WMF and more. For more details, please read List of 500 Supported Formats. Exports 6 common graphics formats, including JPG, GIF, TIFF and PNG.
• 50 Filters & Effects: Supports 40 filters, including Blurring, Sharpening, Embossing, Diffusing, Color Balance, and more during converting; Supports 12 effects, including Resizing, Flip, Wave, Noise, Arbitrary Rotation, and more. You can resize graphics in batches easily.
  
• Default Options in Batches: You can save your selected filters, effects or resizing options as default options, and apply them in a batch conversion.
• Alpha Channel Support: Fully supports Alpha channel in 32-bit PNG and fully supports transparence layer in GIF or PNG formats.
  
• Multi-Page GIF Format Support: Fully supports GIF Multi-Page format. You can convert, create or preview Multi-Page GIF format.
• Powerful Resizing Functions: Supports three resizing modes, including "Standard Size", "Custom Size" and "Proportion Size". There are 50 standard sizes in the "Standard Size" mode.
• Preview Modes: IconCool Free Graphics Converter has 4 preview modes, including Details, Preview, Thumbnails and Custom. You can easily switch the modes by clicking on the buttons in the upper right corner.
• Quick Conversion: IconCool Free Graphics Converter has a special mode named "Quick Conversion". ImageCool allows you to drag'n drop your files onto the floating button "Convert Now" to start the conversion. You can also move(drag by mouse) the floating button "Convert Now" to anywhere you like, and
  then drag'n drop your files onto the floating button to convert them immediately.
  
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• IconCool Free Graphics Converter

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What's your exact CPU?

Microsoft confirms some older AMD processors do not support Windows 8.1

The link is for Windows 8.1, but the problem carries over to 10. Since 8.1 (not 8), MS has required support for the CMPXCHG16b instruction.

The QL60 CPU in my old (2008) laptop supported the upgrade. I had to do some fiddling about with drivers to completely support all the hardware, though.

 

My desktop has a Althon II X2 260 Processor 3.2 GHz and I have not had any problems running Windows 10.

 

32 or 64?

From the comments on the link bobkn posted it would appear that 32bit (x86) installs will work but not 64?

 

It is a 64 with support for 32.

 

Noted, I still have my old Athlon II x2 64 kicking around somewhere. Thanks

 

Cheers For the replies so far. Its running windows 7 home 64 bit at the moment however has only 2 gb ram so would be installing the 32 bit version of 10 most likely. CPU is AMD Athlon II X2 215 / 2.7 GHz

 

As far as I can see from its spec sheet, the Athlon II X2 215 meets all the requirements for Windows 10, with the possible exception of CMPXCHG16b, which is only needed for X64. I'm not sure that it doesn't support CMPXCHG16b, but I haven't seen strong verification of that yet. As it was released in late 2009 (Wikipedia), I expect that it's OK.

Go for it.

 

Great Software!

 

Athlon II processors should be fine with W10, I have used 235e, 240e, 250e twin core and 425 triple core Athlon II processors with no problems. Microsoft says that my old 939 Athlon X2 4800+ is unsuitable.

 

I have just noticed that the link to Microsoft refers to processors that predate Athlon II's.

 

I have the exact CPU x64 in my Compaq Presario which came with 3 GB with Win 7 Home Premium installed. I installed Win 8 no problem and had no problems installing Win 10. The only problem i had was with the on-board video card drivers which was rectified after the first Windows update.