Windows 7: Does Ready Boost improve your Windows Experience Index?

DavidW7ncus · 15 Jan 2013

I don't see anything there that looks like a problem.
99% CPU System Idle Process and 36 Processes is about as good as it gets!

As the thread is about improving Windows Experience Index, can you post a screen print of your Windows Experience Index?

In your specs it shows a CPU Pentium D 3.4 GHz.
That may be bringing down your index score.

The Windows Experience Index numbers are really not that important...
The important thing is, are you satisfied with how your system performs for your normal everyday use?

ICit2lol · 15 Jan 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by netadict

Many thanks to both of you ICit2lol and DavidW7ncus. Special thanks to ICit2lol for bearing with me for so long.

My PC is a "HP Compaq dc7600 Convertible Minitower PC"

Not a problem Netadict it has been a pleasure.

One last thing my friend if you want a little more out of the machine try this Optimize Windows 7[2]=Performance Maintenance

you lose a bit of the "bling" but it is worth the effort.

John

netadict · 16 Jan 2013

DavidW7ncus, you are totally right, it doesn't matter what the scales say, what matters is if you are happy with your current weight.

My system is performing OK I guess. Im trying to squeeze all the performance I can get out of it.

Yes ICit2lol, Ive read the Optimize Windows 7 and discovered that I have done 90% of what's in it through searching the net. Dispit this, I have kept some visual features for fun

ICit2lol · 16 Jan 2013

Ok mate so have fun and do stay with SF it's all good

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