Show Us Your WEI [4]

HarriePateman said:

Lady Fitzgerald said:

paulpicks21 said:

You could sell the other 32GB, I will give you £50 for it pmsl.

It's pretty expensive stuff, you could do well if you sold it. Or maybe you could convince him to give you a motherboard too lol.

Or, you could keep the extra 32GB for spares that will match the other 32GB.

It must be nice to relatives with suck cool castoffs...wait, aren't we related?

Im sure we are Lady

Cool! Btw, suck should have been such.

After having allot of fun installing a new ssd
Not too much difference from the previous 5.9 but I didn't expect the processor to get improved without changing the mobo

High WEI scores are great for bragging rights but that isn't their purpose. Their purpose is to provide a benchmark to compare to later to see if hardware performance is slipping, indicating possible hardware problems. It also can be used to see if hardware changes improve performance or not. As long as your setup meets your needs, the actual score is irrelevant as long as that score stays consistent.

In your case, the Primary Hard Disk is now showing a nearly perfect score. This is a good thing. Running a WEI update will also ensure TRIM is turned on

Open an elevated command prompt and run

fsutil behavior query disabledeletenotify

the response will be one of the below and will tell you.

DisableDeleteNotify = 1 (Windows TRIM commands are disabled)
DisableDeleteNotify = 0 (Windows TRIM commands are enabled)

Aarrr more command prompt
Now your just messing with me

No I'm not. Don't be afraid of the command prompt. It is probably the most powerful thing in the OS and will do almost everything, most much faster and easier. I'm no expert at it, but I use it often for several things. That command will work

Same as your image shows 0
Cheers.

Command prompt is awesome. Why u hate? haha.

And actually the real reason WEI was created was Microsoft wanted every software in stores to have a WEI number on the software, this way people who did not know much about computers could easily tell if there computer could run the software or not. For example if software required a 4.0 base score and your computer was a 3.2 base score you could not run it well.

As you can see, that never happened.

Ha I thought it was mostly for games the machine can run