Show Us Your WEI [3]

[AC]

Don't have a pic, but in Vista my WEI was 3.7. Maybe I'll get a pic later.

 

[A Guy]

My Score;p

There you go! Best score most can achieve

A Guy

 

[kbrady1979]

Here are the numbers for my new build. Note: Everything is running @ stock speeds/configs and components can be found below in System Specs. One exception is graphics. I never did install the HD5770 in this PC because I wanted to fiddle around with the Intel HD4000 graphics. Honestly, they run so well I just haven't bothered with the card yet! The HD5770 in my old system scored a 7.4-7.5.

 

[Dave76]

Nice scores, glad to hear the HD4000 is working so well.

 

[A Guy]

Good numbers

A Guy

 

[zapp22]

Can I play? Instructive oddities here: Old beats New

:sarc:
I had not looked at WEI in awhile, and I'd love some feedback about these oddities.
My old 'lab mule' is a HP DC7600 P4 machine - would we call that now 3, or 4 generations old from a EE standpoint.. It is pretty simple: has a 7200rpm notebook drive [spindle], 4GB RAM, 800mhz FSB, Radeon 5570 low-power budget-conscious graphics card, running Win7 Ultimate x64.
It is juxtaposed against my Daily Driver Thinkpad X120E. As you probably know its a AMD E-350 APU based design, so it has the processor running @1.6ghz and AMD/ATI Radion 6310 co-gpu, 500mhz IGP clock. Mine has a Crucial SSD and 8GB RAM, and running 7 Home Premium x64.

All of these numbers are a little surprising to me considering the generational mega-gap, but I do understand one is the tiny, low-power platform and the other was yesteryear's "mainstream" corporate desktop. Still... I mean, look at it.

I'd love to hear some commentary. The old mule doubles as my HTPC and does a bangup job with high-definition media. Visually [I don't know what to attribute this to] both can handle rich content [I have not run any silverlight media] with no stuttering - just very fluid, but the dedicated Radeon in the mule has a clearer display - fonts, pictures, whatever. the Thinkpad, even plugged into a very good big monitor, has somewhat fuzzy rendering.

Shouldn't an SSD outperform a conventional drive?
Shouldn't 8GB of 1066 outperform 4GB of DDR2-667 ??

 

[Dave76]

There are some issues with your SSD installation.

D/L AS SSD Benchmark
You don't need to run the benchmark, just post or give a snip of the info in the upper left corner.
The information circled in red.

 

[Solarstarshines]

New WEI

Installed OCZ Agility pretty happy about now

 

[A Guy]

New WEI

Installed OCZ Agility pretty happy about now

I should say so! Congrats.

A Guy

 

[Sbrideau]

Here's mine for my laptop. EVerything is much higher on my laptop than on my desktop.

 

[Solarstarshines]

New WEI

Installed OCZ Agility pretty happy about now

I should say so! Congrats.

A Guy

Thank you and heck of a deal as well I'm taking the 80Gb and throw it in the backup rig

 

[Konstantinov]

Here's mine.

 

[zapp22]

thanks Dave!
here's the clip you require - lemme know what you think:

There are some issues with your SSD installation.

D/L AS SSD Benchmark
You don't need to run the benchmark, just post or give a snip of the info in the upper left corner.
The information circled in red.
View attachment 220296

 

[Hopalong X]

zapp22

Your C300 SSD is set up right. 1024K alignment is as good as it gets.
If you don't have AHCI mode in bios then the amd sata is good.
As I can see in your Snip above sequential Read of 245Mb/s is a good score in sata mode.

WEI from your first post is checking the HDD/spinner for some reason not the SSD.

I would think WEI should be showing a 7.0 at least for the hard drive if it were using the SSD in scoring.

Go to this tutorial and follow Option One. > http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/79177-windows-experience-index-reset.html

This will delete old scores and info. Sometimes WEI gets a "glitch". It is sort of like clearing the temp files out of your browser.
Sometimes WEI needs the old files cleaned out with hardware changes.

Then rerun the WEI.

 

[17mayis]

 

[Hopalong X]

Odd scores for a laptop with Intel Core 2 duo, Nvidia9600M and 4 GBs of RAM.

 

[Solarstarshines]

Odd scores for a laptop with Intel Core 2 duo, Nvidia9600M and 4 GBs of RAM.

I swear ,I thought i was the only one ......

Thinking there is no way possible with what he is running but heard of a way you can spike to a 7.9 all around by doing some registry editing which i wouldn't bother just to show all 7.9

 

[Hopalong X]

Solarstar

We got a tutorial for that!!!! http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/91911-windows-experience-index-change-score-manually.html
BB Code at Step #3.
Just choose the numbers you want.

I'm renaming my PC Chuck Norris!

 

[17mayis]

Odd scores for a laptop with Intel Core 2 duo, Nvidia9600M and 4 GBs of RAM.

Odd scores for a laptop with Intel Core 2 duo, Nvidia9600M and 4 GBs of RAM.

I swear ,I thought i was the only one ......

Thinking there is no way possible with what he is running but heard of a way you can spike to a 7.9 all around by doing some registry editing which i wouldn't bother just to show all 7.9

its not a laptop guyz its a new pc i built i have to change that soon sorry

 

[Solarstarshines]

Solarstar

We got a tutorial for that!!!! http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/91911-windows-experience-index-change-score-manually.html
BB Code at Step #3.
Just choose the numbers you want.

I'm renaming my PC Chuck Norris!

You will be the First to be called KING !