Cold Clock Screensaver

Screensavers are mostly used to decorate one's workspace by displaying various animations or tasteful pictures while the computer is idling, but their real purpose is to protect your monitor's well-being by keeping dead pixels from forming on your screen.

Cold Clock Screensaver is one of the applications mentioned before that can help you maintain your monitor's health at optimal parameters while also personalizing your workspace.

Winter-like setting

This program displays an analog clock on your screen that is placed withing a winter-like setting, along with frost tree branches, an icy-blue background, falling snowflakes and a glittery abstract Christmas tree.
The clock fashions Roman numerals, in an attempt to maintain a traditional aspect. It is also worth mentioning that the clock is only partially visible, as some of the numerals are hidden behind the frozen tree branches, which can be aesthetically pleasing for some users and a bit of a nuisance to others.

Light configuration menu

Cold Clock Screensaver comes with a standard configuration menu that can be accessed through Windows' native Screen Saver Options window, by simply clicking the "Settings" button. Here you can adjust a series of rudimentary parameters that are related to the screensaver's animation and image rendering quality and also enable or disable looping, according to your needs.
Another adjustable parameter is the timeout. You can configure this setting without accessing any additional windows by simply typing the desired value in Windows' native Screen Saver Options window after selecting this screensaver from the combo menu.

Festive screensaver that displays a clock on your screen

All things considered, Cold Clock Screensaver is a basic screensaver that displays a clock on your workspace, placed in a winter, festive setting that includes frost tree branches, an abstract Christmas tree and falling snowflakes. You can adjust some of its settings from the dedicated window and also set the time that needs to pass before it is launched.