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Re: Windows Experience Index - CPU
windows experience index doesnt show anything on my computer. in system the
score is 3.2. then in performance information and tools nothing is
displayed. it just says
rate and improve your computers performance.
not sure where to start?
last rating 22/02/2007
nothing is clickable.
odd. any ideas?
steve
"BobS" <no-spam@noplace.com> wrote in message
news:uphnIQYaHHA.5020@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
> J.
>
> Don't get wrapped around the axle trying to get better scores. I've read
> several articles that discussed the non-scientific rating process and one
> score has nothing to do with the other but the lowest score is your
> Experience rating. If anything, it's a relative indicator (...of what?) -
> at best and it appears MS is not telling how they test and determine the
> scores. Look for this to be tossed/heavily modified as the manufacturers
> latest and greatest hardware models get mediocre scores with Vista and the
> so-called "Experience Rating" starts digging into their sales figures.
>
> For instance, I have two video cards installed which get a 5.9 rating for
> Vista but a 3.4 rating for business applications and games - go figure
> that one out.
>
> Bob S.
>
> "Jerodequin" <none@none.none> wrote in message
> news:9BFA422A-15A6-438D-AC4B-849DB2A2DFF4@microsoft.com...
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have a system that did have an Intel Core2 Duo 2.1Ghz cpu... this got
>> around 5.2 for processor subscore.
>>
>> I've since upgraded to a Core2Duo Extreme edition (2.93GHz) which is only
>> getting a score of 5.6 - I've seen other systems (Macbooks for example)
>> which get the full 5.9 processor score with slower core2duo CPUs.
>>
>> Even if I overclock the CPU to 3.3GHz I am not getting an increase in
>> score within the Windows Experience rating despite refreshing the score
>> and seeing improvements in other benchmarks.
>>
>> Anyone have any suggestions why this is?
>>
>> Thanks , J
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