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  1. bobmane
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    Increase Score


    i had 12 GB ram and score was 7.9 now I have 32GB (new rAM) and score went down to 7.7??


    Plus, how can i increase overall score?



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  3. karlsnooks
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    replace the hard disk with a SSD.

    Your scores are excellent.
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  4. PooMan UK
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    bobmane said:
    i had 12 GB ram and score was 7.9 now I have 32GB (new rAM) and score went down to 7.7??


    Plus, how can i increase overall score?



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    Dunno why you would want so much RAM but I don't think it will show any faster anyways.
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  6. bobmane
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    [/QUOTE]

    Dunno why you would want so much RAM but I don't think it will show any faster anyways.[/QUOTE]



    right but it decreased the score
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  7. PooMan UK
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    I think the best way I can explain it is a bit like a formula 1 car ... just because you have more horse power doesn't make you necessary illy faster round the track. You might be faster down the straight at top end but then you might take a bit of strain in the bends. Your score is only .2 different to what you had before this would equate to maybe a 2-3 mph difference in speed which is hardly noticeable.
    There are so many variables that could effect your WEI score that I honestly wouldn't worry about it to much.
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  8. pparks1
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    Perhaps it's just a glitch in the calculation of the WEI when you are running on Apple hardware.
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  10. profdlp
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    I don't know what MB you have, but many boards need to drop their memory throughput when all the slots are filled. With 32GB of RAM, I'm guessing that applies to you.

    Like the others said, I wouldn't sweat it. :)
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  11. karlsnooks
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    bobmane,

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    HOW TO FILL OUT YOUR SYSTEM SPECS

    In the line at the top of www.SevenForums.com you will see UserCP.
    That is an abbreviation for User Control Panel.
    Click on UserCP.
    In the left-hand column, under Your Profile you will see Edit System Spec.
    Click on Edit System Spec
    You can copy and paste from the output of Speccy, Speccy - System Information - Free Download to fill out much of the info. Be sure to use the Other Info section of your System Specs for such info as your optical drive, your wireless adapter, your speakers, etc.

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  12. rudions
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    im not a PC wiz but 12gb use alot less PSU power than 32gb just PSU cant give enought power for all ur hardware and slows down ur hardware.Had crapy PSU to 4gb was 7,1 but 6gb 6,4
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  13. pparks1
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    rudions said:
    im not a PC wiz but 12gb use alot less PSU power than 32gb just PSU cant give enought power for all ur hardware and slows down ur hardware.Had crapy PSU to 4gb was 7,1 but 6gb 6,4
    Sticks of RAM only consume about 10 watts of power...so it's not a significant amount of power.

    As somebody else said, when all slots are filled, the RAM usually slows a bit...which would explain the scores. The amount of RAM doesn't really benefit that score at all.
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