Window Experience Index Scores

[derekimo]

Your single core clock speed is higher than my dual core.

You need to update your specs with the new gfx card.

Huh? Those are the updated specs??????? Was 3.0 before......

No, I meant your specs in user control panel, you still have integrated graphics listed.

 

[ProjectDan35]

Your single core clock speed is higher than my dual core.

You need to update your specs with the new gfx card.

Huh? Those are the updated specs??????? Was 3.0 before......

No, I meant your specs in user control panel, you still have integrated graphics listed.

Ah! Fixed, added more info also.

 

[derekimo]

Much better.

 

[ProjectDan35]

Much better.

New CPU and cooler. :D

 

[derekimo]

Was at 3.0 due to integrated graphics. Installed new 500w PSU and a 1gb ddr3 Galaxy gt 430 video card, and it went up to 5.5.

Note, the processor is only a single core. Should be dual core soon.

Nice jump in numbers.

Thanks, a dual core should bring it up to 5.5. :D

Much better.

New CPU and cooler. :D

You're guess was pretty close. :D

Nice new jump in numbers.

 

[ProjectDan35]

After OC'ing my GPU, it went from 5.5 to 5.6...woah! And my ram went from 5.8 to 5.9 :D

 

[Randy66]

AMD 64x2 dual core

2.61 ghz, 4 GB RAM, GE Force GT 440 1024 MBDDR3,

 

[mdiemer]

I think these scores are close to meaningless. My CPU is rated 5.4, RAM is 5.9, and hard drive is 5.4. But my index is 1. Why? Because I use the generic Vista drivers for my graphics card. So no Aero, or serious gaming. I do this because otherwise I have constant display driver failures, because Nvidia and MS can't figure out how to prevent them. I don't mind using the generic drivers a bit, they're extrememly stable, and I've tweaked the appearance enough that it doesn't look too funny. (Please don't respond re: the DDF problem, I already have another thread going on that).

 

[townsbg]

5.5-5.9-5.9-5.9-5.9. Not bad for a virtual machine. I wonder why my processor rating is low.