Monday, 22 October 2012

Download WinRAR 4.20 32bit+64bit + Crack + Multilang

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Stealing the crown from WinZip, the previously undisputed king of file compression apps, WinRAR is a must-have in any modern-day PC toolkit. The application not only includes support for extracting virtually any kind of file compression format, it also boasts a no-nonsense approach to reducing file sizes.

  Some will argue that the application is not as quick as WinZip at compressing files. However, for the small lag in time difference, you end up with a significantly smaller archived file at the end of the process with WinRAR. What�s more, the application allows you to save files into both ZIP and RAR formats, with a multitude of options for speeding up compression times, or reducing file sizes at the expense of a few more seconds.


Although many newcomers might be put off by the sheer range of features and settings within the program, the interface doesn�t take long to get accustomed to, and if you are still really stuck there is a simple wizard-based system that walks you through the process of extracting or compressing. All this adds up to make WinRAR a dependable utility that performs better than any other tool in its class.


Boasting more compression options, higher compression rates and smaller file sizes than WinZip, WinRAR is now the undisputed market leader in file compression.


Languages:


English, Spanish, German 


Support : 
 x32 / x64 bit versions 

WinRAR supports the following formats:

RAR, ZIP, CAB, ARJ, LZH, ACE, TAR, GZip, UUE, ISO, BZIP2, Z, 7-Zip

WHATS NEW IN WINRAR 4.20 FINAL?
1. Changes in RAR compression:
a) RAR general compression algorithm is optimized for better
utilization of several processor cores. While some speed gain
is possible even in single processor mode, best results
are achieved in multi-core environment.
Speed gain depends on data type and average file size.

Several cores are utilized more efficiently when compressing
large files.

b) we had to increase memory requirements to achieve higher

compression speed. General RAR compression algorithm allocates
about 120 MB comparing to 40 MB in WinRAR 4.11;

c) RAR text compression algorithm cannot utilize several CPU cores

efficiently, so its performance in multiprocessor environment
is much lower than for general algorithm. Also its decompression
speed is much lower than in general algorithm regardless of
CPU number. So we decided to disable the text algorithm by default.

If you need maximum possible compression ratio for plain text data

regardless of speed, you can enable the text compression
in "Advanced compression parameter" dialog. Press "Compression..."
button on "Advanced" page of archiving dialog to access it.
You can also change this option permanently in default compression
profile;

In the command line mode the text compression can be enabled

with -mct switch;

d) "Fastest" (-m1) compression mode also supports several processor

cores now. In 4.11 it could use only a single processor core.

2. RAR general decompression algorithm speed is slightly improved,

though not to same extent as RAR compression. RAR decompression
is not able to use several processor cores, so its performance
does not depend on a number of cores.

3. Changes in ZIP compression:


a) now ZIP compression supports several processor cores resulting

in noticeably higher performance in multi-core environment.
Single CPU ZIP compression is also faster than in 4.11;

b) memory use for ZIP compression is increased to about 15 MB.


4. Recovery volume creating and processing can use several CPU cores

resulting in higher speed. Though, typically hard drive seek speed
is a limiting factor for recovery volumes, so this gain is most
noticeable when working with solid state drive.

5. Now the allowed value for -mt switch is 1 - 32,

not 0 - 16 as before.

6. "Find files" command can search data in 7-Zip archives.

Previously "Find files" did not support .7z archive format.

7. Windows 2000 is not supported by WinRAR and WinRAR self-extracting

modules anymore.

8. "Save current settings" button in "Advanced SFX options" dialog

is now available only when converting an existing archive to SFX.
Options saved with this button are applied only to convert to SFX
operation.

If you create or update SFX archive, only SFX options stored

in default compression profile are used. Options saved
in "Advanced SFX options" dialog are ignored for these operations.



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