There are 3 file types use the .USF file extension:
1. EVGA Precision X Skin File

- Developer EVGA
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- Category Settings Files
- Format Binary
Skin file used by EVGA Precision X, a program used for overclocking GPUs; stores graphics and layout information that alter the appearance of the application's GUI; allows users to customize the look and feel of the interface.
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Updated: September 24, 2012
2. Nintendo 64 Music File

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- Category Audio Files
- Format N/A
Music format used by Nintendo 64 (N64) games; stores the soundtrack of N64 video games; may also contain an SR64 ROM image and recent save state.
USF files are often saved in sets that include several .MINIUSF files and a single .USFLIB file.
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Updated: December 3, 2007
3. Universal Subtitles Format File

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- Category Video Files
- Format XML
Video subtitles file created in the Universal Subtitle Format (USF); uses XML text formatting instead of plain text used by many other subtitle formats; used for synchronizing textual and image subtitles with a movie; supported by some video playback programs.
USF was designed to be a universal format that incorporated the best of all subtitling formats into a flexible and portable format. However, it was not widely adopted, perhaps because of the verbosity of the XML syntax.
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Updated: July 18, 2012