What's your memory assessment speed?

ZaLiTH said:

profdlp said:

Chiumiento said:

For some reason when I did this it would run and then close immediately after finishing...

You need to open a Command Prompt by right-clicking it and running it as Administrator. Don't just use the Run command.

I don't think that's the case here... I don't need to be in an elevated command prompt to run the winsat commands on my PC. A while back, one of my friends had an issue with his Windows 7 where any command run in one command prompt window, would actually run in a new window which then closes on it's own.

Looking at the screenie that Chiumiento posted, I'd guess that the same thing is happening there. I couldn't ever figure out what caused it though, but it gets pretty irritating after a while...

that is exactly what is happening. If that is something wrong I would like to fix it. I do mnot use command prompt that much.

DDR3 1600..muahahaha

ZaLiTH said:

profdlp said:

Chiumiento said:

For some reason when I did this it would run and then close immediately after finishing...

You need to open a Command Prompt by right-clicking it and running it as Administrator. Don't just use the Run command.

I don't think that's the case here... I don't need to be in an elevated command prompt to run the winsat commands on my PC. A while back, one of my friends had an issue with his Windows 7 where any command run in one command prompt window, would actually run in a new window which then closes on it's own.

Looking at the screenie that Chiumiento posted, I'd guess that the same thing is happening there. I couldn't ever figure out what caused it though, but it gets pretty irritating after a while...

this same thing happened to me when i tryed to run winsat mem this has never happend before but it did this yesterday plus i been having issues with the IE and tool bars i had to delete and rid myself of them So does anyone know the cause of the two winsat windows then disappear i ran this often before with no problems now im starting to have issues and i havnt did anything different since the first install of win7

I figured it out you have to run this in administrator mode to get it to work right

mine is ddr2 6400 8gb patriot G series Viper ram

DDR3-1600



A Guy

DDR3 1866

Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7600]
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C:\Windows\system32>winsat mem
Windows System Assessment Tool
> Running: Feature Enumeration ''
> Run Time 00:00:00.00
> Running: System memory performance assessment ''
> Run Time 00:00:05.15
> Memory Performance 19631.97 MB/s
> Total Run Time 00:00:06.15

C:\Windows\system32>

g.skill DDR3 1600 O'clocked to 1740 MHz, CAS 7 on a P7P55D-E Pro MB @1.6125 V

Is this good for memory? I honestly only have a cheap computer. I paid just over 500 for my computer. I just would like to know how i did for what I paid for it.