Using Windows Experience Index I always had a score of 5.4 because that is the highest score you could get with a HDD
Here are my scores with my laptop. Graphics aren't great but it is fine since I don't game on it.
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Wow 8.1 on SSD? I thought 7.9 was the highest possible score?
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OH...Interesting.Windows 8 goes up to 9.9 on the scores now. I bet your SSD would get better than 7.9 or even my 8.1 if you were to upgrade.
OH...Interesting.
I have a copy of Windows 8 from my brother-in-law whom works for MS. I haven't installed it yet. I don't think I will.
I was thinking of doing that, but since I will be in the start8 window all the time, there really isn't a point in me running 8 if I am going to use it like 7. If I got a touch screen monitor, then I definitely will install 8Windows 8 isn't that bad as long as you install Start8.
Here is my laptop score on Windows 7.
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BTW, my AMD Phenom II 6 core 3.0 ghz processor on my desktop gets a higher score than my Intel i7 quad core 3.4 ghz processor on my laptop. Both are tubo busted to 3.8 ghz.
I did overclock my AMD processor to 3.5 ghz at one time, but I had to slow the memory down and there was no noticeable speed difference. I ran it at 4.0 ghz for a short time, but my fan was running too much and the temps were always at the high end of normal. Of course once I replaced the HDD in my desktop with a SSD, then there was a huge difference in performance.
The reason why my graphics are higher than most laptops is because I have an HD monitor and a BD.Here is my laptop score on Windows 7.
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BTW, my AMD Phenom II 6 core 3.0 ghz processor on my desktop gets a higher score than my Intel i7 quad core 3.4 ghz processor on my laptop. Both are tubo busted to 3.8 ghz.
I did overclock my AMD processor to 3.5 ghz at one time, but I had to slow the memory down and there was no noticeable speed difference. I ran it at 4.0 ghz for a short time, but my fan was running too much and the temps were always at the high end of normal. Of course once I replaced the HDD in my desktop with a SSD, then there was a huge difference in performance.
The reason why my graphics are higher than most laptops is because I have an HD monitor and a BD.
In order to view results in 64 bit you have to purchase a license. No geekbench for meMy mid-2011 Mac Mini 2.3GHz with 8GB of RAM scored 6082 on the Geekbench scale.
In order to view results in 64 bit you have to purchase a license. No geekbench for me
But will it give you the same results?Just run it in 32bit mode.
It probably goes by lowest because your system can only operate as efficiently as the lowest item allows it to do so.Can't wait to try this out with my new SSD HDD. When I did my big computer upgrade I think all my scores were in the mid to high 7s except for my platter HDD, which was like a 5.3. I really think it's dumb that they mark your overall score as your lowest score. Wouldn't it make more sense to have it be your AVERAGE score?
Update: Ran a test. The score on my platter HDD was 5.4. Since installing the SSD things have improved a bit..
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