Hey guys, Could not find that old thread like this one. Probably was not looking hard enough but i have an updated rig so thought that an updated score would be nice(even if widows is on crack).
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Hey guys, Could not find that old thread like this one. Probably was not looking hard enough but i have an updated rig so thought that an updated score would be nice(even if widows is on crack).
Windows ain't such a great tool to measure the performance of your PC by, but it does give you an indication.
You my friend have a nice rig.
I don't even know where to find the scores anymore but I reckon mine were anything between 5 and 7.
haha. that is why i added that windows was on crack.
To get your score you need to right click on computer and go to properties. At rating it will give you your base score which is the lowest sub score. if you click on Windows Experience Index it will give your full score. The highest score that you can get so far on win7 is 7.9. with Windows 8 we will probably see a score of 9.9 or even maybe 10. haha something new to strive towards.
Does having a 32 bit version of 7 ultimate and a 64 bit version of 7 ultimate make a difference to the strictness off the scoring?
From memory sake my gpu is 7.4 cpu is 6,1 ram is 7,0 and hdd is 5,3
To be honest, i dont know. The only place that i think it would limit the score is ram. Can't think that it would hamper the score anywhere else.Quote:
Originally Posted by simon
Nope the bit version does not make a difference as far as I know. It's really only hardware that it tests.
Its just that my buddy got some more ram and he is now on 4 gig DDR3 (ultimate 7 64bit) yet the rating is lower then my 4 gig DDR2 (ultimate 7 32 bit). I know mine is dual channel and as far as I know his is as well. Just really weird
hmmm. wonder if that is the case with regards to the windows score and 32bit or 64bit? the only thing that i can think of is because you are running 32bit and 4GB of ram that the ram is maxed out at 4GB and your mate is running Ultimate 64bit and is only maxed out at 192GB. It could also be due to the type of ram and speed rating.
what are you running in your system?Quote:
Originally Posted by NomNom
CPU: Intel Core i5 760 2.80GHzQuote:
Originally Posted by frank007
RAM: G.Skill 4GB 1600
Graphics: Club 3D AMD HD 6870 1GB
Primary Hard Drive: 60GB OCZ-VERTEX2
...not bad for a high school drop out with no job eh? :D
How do you get the score thing?
Read page 1 to find your score.
Asus Striker Formula II
Intel Q6600 2.4ghz
corsair 2 x 2gb ddr2 800
Asus GTX460 TOP 1GB
Zalman 770Watt Power Supply
1 x 1tb Seagate hdd
1 x 1.5tb seagate hdd
1x 2 tb seagate hdd
1 x 320gb seagate hdd
Scores:
Processor: 7.1
Ram: 7.1
Graphics: 7.6
Primary Hard Disk: 5.9
Not bad for an old system
Also managed a 7.3
How do you guys manage those scores for you harddrives?
Mines like 5.4 or something.
they using SSD most likeleyQuote:
Originally Posted by czc
Solid state drive. No normal SATA, spindle drive will score more than 5.9 I think is the max.Quote:
Originally Posted by czc
So you got a SSD after all. How is it? Apart from the windows score?Quote:
Originally Posted by DenSweeP
Honetly, meh. Yes, start up is quick and copying is fast, but I would rather have saved the cash. Oh well. Lesson learned.Quote:
Originally Posted by czc
i got a new stick of ram and a new hdd. HDD doesn't change my score but the ram on the other hand really put a big jump on the rating for some reason. Really cheap ram at suprising results
Component Details Subscore Base score
Processor AMD Phenom(tm) II X4 920 Processor 7.2
Memory (RAM) 4.00 GB OCZ F4tal1ty DDR2 1066mhz 7.4
Graphics Sapphire ATI Radeon 1GB HD 5870 7.8
Gaming graphics 2815 MB Total available graphics memory 7.8
Primary hard disk Seagate 32mb cache 5.9
Windows 7 Ultimate
Had this setup for nearly two years and it still does well.
Component Details Subscore Base score
Processor AMD Phenom(tm) II X6 1055T Processor 7.4
Memory (RAM) 4.00 GB Cosair Dominator 1600mhz 7.4
Graphics MSI AMD 1GB HD 6870 7.8
Gaming graphics 7.8
Primary hard disk Samsung 500GB cache 5.9
Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
PC
Processor: 4.9 (Old x2 dual core 4200 + LOL if u want 2)
Ram: 5.5
Graphics:7.3
Gaming Graphics: 7.3
Primary Hard Disk: 5.7
Want to get a new motherboard and processor and ram when i can
Please post your scores for the rest of us to see...Quote:
Originally Posted by crashdan
For my netbook (ASUS 1215B):
Component Details Subscore Base score
Processor AMD E-350 Processor 3.8
Memory (RAM) 2.00 GB 4.8
Graphics AMD Radeon HD 6300 series Graphics 3.9
Gaming graphics 950 MB Total available graphics memory 5.5
Primary hard disk 5.6
Windows 7 Home Premium
Alienware M17x
Component Details Subscore Base score
Processor Intel Core i7 7.3
Memory (RAM) 8.00 GB DDR3 1333mhz 7.4
Graphics ATI Radeon 1GB HD 7.3
Gaming graphics 7.4
Primary Hard Disk 5.9
Windows 7 Ultimate
MacBook Pro
Component Details Subscore Base score
Processor Intel Core i5 6.5
Memory (RAM) 4.00 GB DDR3 1333mhz 5.5
Graphics Nvidia GT 330m 6.4
Gaming graphics 6.4
Primary Hard Disk 5.5
Windows 7 Professional (Bootcamp)
MSI Wind u135 Netbook
Component Details Subscore Base score
Processor Intel Atom 2.4
Memory (RAM) 2.00 GB DDR2 4.7
Graphics Intel 945 3.0
Gaming graphics 3.0
Primary Hard Disk 5.7
Windows 7 Professional
Xero why is the MAc book pro scroing so low in RAM and CPU?
is that normal?
Bootcamp :/
It sort of saps the power right out of the hardware, lol, before the Bootcamp Patch you could for instance not install anything that did a USB Port Check on the machine on Windows 7 as the older version did not recognize that there were any USB host controllers
guess thats what happens when u put windows 7 on a mac....Quote:
Originally Posted by Xero
I hear the mac OS arent bad really
They aren't , but I work in a Pure Windows Enviroment, so running a version of Win 7 was essential
indeed, id imagine tryna remote from a mac into a windows environment has its headaches :)
So upgraded my PC the weekend:
Processor: 7.6 - i7 2600
Ram: 7.6
Graphics:7.4
Gaming Graphics: 7.4
Primary Hard Disk: 5.7 - Sucks maybe need a ssd
what gpu do you have in there as it is the same graphic score as mineQuote:
Originally Posted by crashdan
GeForce GTX560Ti - 1GB GDDR5
Then I really don't understand these ratings of the Windows scoring system. How can my card be the same as that since the card is twice the price of mine and has double the bit?Quote:
Originally Posted by crashdan
Um maybe it just checks the amount of ram on the card :wtf: have no clue
If you find out let us no
Maybe it has to do with the drivers. Are you running the latest drives? It does not have to do with the amount of ram cause i used to run SLI GTX460's and got a score of 7.6 or 7.7 if i remember correctly. Now i am running a GTX 580 and get 7.9 which has 512MB less ram.Quote:
Originally Posted by crashdan