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thanks,
Show Us Your WEI
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More details about my computer
ComponentDetailsSubscoreBase scoreProcessorIntel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU 965 @ 3.20GHz7.66.0 Determined by lowest subscoreMemory (RAM)6.00 GB7.7GraphicsNVIDIA GeForce GTX 260 (Prerelease - WDDM 1.1)7.9Gaming graphics2942 MB Total available graphics memory6.5Primary hard disk1844GB Free (1863GB Total)6.0Windows 7 Ultimate
System ManufacturerOEM ModelOEM Total amount of system memory6.00 GB RAM System type64-bit operating system Number of processor cores4Storage Total size of hard disk(s)2795 GB Disk partition (C:)1844 GB Free (1863 GB Total) Disk partition (D:)931 GB Free (932 GB Total) Media drive (E:)CD/DVD Media drive (F:)CD/DVDGraphics Display adapter typeNVIDIA GeForce GTX 260 (Prerelease - WDDM 1.1) Total available graphics memory2942 MB Dedicated graphics memory896 MB Dedicated system memory0 MB Shared system memory2046 MB Display adapter driver version7.15.11.7923 Primary monitor resolution1920x1200 DirectX versionDirectX 10
Has anyone recvived a score above 6.0 ?
and how do you attach the page, cut and past didn,t work ?
Processer 7.6
Mem 7.7
Graphics 7.9
3D 6.5
Hard disk 6.0
Lowest score Base Score 6.0Last edited by KMoore4318; 12 Jan 2009 at 05:48. Reason: attachment didn,t attach
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New #273
I don't understand... I thought NCQ was a superior technology that was supposed to increase performance?
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New #274
Another 6.0 WEI score (see attachment):
Other details: Motherboard is an ASUS m3a79-t deluxe with a mirrored drive and the maximum 4gb of readyboost (although it did not appear to make a difference). Memory is only running at 800, processor at 3.0, factory OCed 3870, but can't support latest ati drivers due to a 4gb physical memory limit bug.Last edited by dkyeager; 12 Jan 2009 at 12:23. Reason: bad formating, so put screen shot into attachment
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New #275
Um. No. He's probably not lying. Remember that, by default, your Intel platforms implement and enable thermal throttling. I'd venture a guess that he's got the clock set way to high with insufficient cooling and maybe even has the vCore jacked-up to make things worse. I'll be he's cooking his cores and the BIOS is cutting their clocks to keep them from creating smoke signals
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Um. No. He's probably not lying. Remember that, by default, your Intel platforms implement and enable thermal throttling. I'd venture a guess that he's got the clock set way to high with insufficient cooling and maybe even has the vCore jacked-up to make things worse. I'll be he's cooking his cores and the BIOS is cutting their clocks to keep them from creating smoke signals
Possible, but I don't think very likely...
I'd still like to see a CPU-Z Validation.
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New #279
It's I2aMpAnT, there's clearly no 1 in there...
I have my E8400 Overclocked to 3.6GHz, that's why I get the higher score. That other guy had his apparently clocked to 4.3GHz and his scored a 6.3 I believe. That's why I don't believe how a much higher clock can give a much lower score on the same processor.
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