Share your Windows 7 "Experience Index" Rating

[Gilly]

Let's compare each-others Windows 7 Performance Ratings...
INSTRUCTIONS FOR TEH NEWBZ: Click Start, type "experience index" and hit enter.

WINDOWS 7'S RATINGS RANGE IS 1.0 TO 7.9

[jkid101094]

[Hakudamashi]

I have no idea what any of this means

[jkid101094]

I have no idea what any of this means

I have an idea...7.9 is apparently as high as the bar goes for 32-bit Windows while 5.9 is the highest for 64-bit Windows...I guess that means we all have pretty good computers?

[Gilly]

I have an idea...7.9 is apparently as high as the bar goes for 32-bit Windows while 5.9 is the highest for 64-bit Windows...I guess that means we all have pretty good computers?

I think you mixed that up... lol. 7.9 is highest. I'm on 64-bit Windows 7

[jkid101094]

I think you mixed that up... lol. 7.9 is highest. I'm on 64-bit Windows 7

The difference is apparently the memory so if you're running a desktop that could explain it. I have a lap top which we all know are really inferior.

[Gilly]

The difference is apparently the memory so if you're running a desktop that could explain it. I have a lap top which we all know are really inferior.

Desktop, yes.

[Mikey]

:windowsXP:

[Charles Mabe]

Here's my Windows Experience Index. Funny how as high as my score is, this clunker ain't any good for gaming...

[Super Sonic Boom]

Windows 7 Professional x64 - 4 GB of RAM (upgrading to 8 GB soon)

[Hakudamashi]

Desktop, yes.

That explains everything

[Shadow84786]

Mine own is 3.3

[Tanassy]

The difference is apparently the memory so if you're running a desktop that could explain it. I have a lap top which we all know are really inferior.

32-Bit systems can only handle 4GB of RAM, full stop. If you have any more than that, it's ignored, the OS can't even see it. 64 bit systems can handle much more, but it just means that even if you have a x64 system, that's the line that is drawn between the previous max score and the newest max score.
Say.. having a x64 system with under 4GB is basically the same as having a x86 (32-bit) system.

my score would be 7.0 if it weren't for my RAM bringing my score down.. but since I only have 2GB DDR2, My score is all the way down to 5.4 ;~;

[shadowDOESrock]

32-Bit systems can only handle 4GB of RAM, full stop. If you have any more than that, it's ignored, the OS can't even see it. 64 bit systems can handle much more, but it just means that even if you have a x64 system, that's the line that is drawn between the previous max score and the newest max score.
Say.. having a x64 system with under 4GB is basically the same as having a x86 (32-bit) system.

my score would be 7.0 if it weren't for my RAM bringing my score down.. but since I only have 2GB DDR2, My score is all the way down to 5.4 ;~;

y u no screen capture?



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[Tanassy]

y u no screen capture?



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as for mine

And you said that the GT330 was bad.... :l