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| 22 Nov 2010 | #21 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by taylorig  Well i see you all going on about WEI drops on Graphics perfomance but i'm in a different boat and i haven't seen anyone else mention this before. Anyway in regards to WEI scores this is what i get with each set of driver's. 197.45's Processor = 6.3 Memory = 6.4 Graphics = 7.2 Gaming Graphics = 7.2 Primary Hard Disk = 5.9 258.96 Driver's come out exactly the same. 260.99's Processor = 5.9 < WTF! Memory = 5.9 < Double WTF! Graphics = 7.1 Gaming Graphics = 7.1 Primary Hard Disk = 5.9 So has you can see from the various scores that my concern was what the hell are graphics driver's doing messing with my Processor and Memory scores...  I will say that your cpu is, more than likely, the limiting factor in your system. The cpu, ram and vid cards are all interdependant. Pushing my cpu from stock, 2.6GHz, to 3.8GHz. Made a big difference in vid card performance. Pushing the vid cards helped still more, after the cpu OC. OC'ing also helped with the SSD rating. Lets face it, the faster the cpu the better all hardware performance. |
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