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What's your Windows Experience Index score?

Hello Guys, Well this might be a re-post here. I didn't even search it in the forum.

Anyway post your WEI Score.

If you're running Windows 8.1, Click here to download WEI (Modded interface), but scores are as same as Original WEI.

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I have 5.9 due to me using a HDD lol

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WEI is not a very good scale for displaying how powerful a system is. It's utterly pointless to compare scores.

"It pays to keep an open mind, but not so open your brain falls out." - Carl Sagan.

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WEI is not a very good scale for displaying how powerful a system is. It's utterly pointless to compare scores.

It's still fun though :P

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WEI is not a very good scale for displaying how powerful a system is. It's utterly pointless to compare scores.

Anyway, Somehow it gives some relevant benchmarking result which is built-in to Windows. 

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Anyway, Somehow it gives some relevant benchmarking result which is built-in to Windows. 

No, not really. My old laptop that's now 5 years old had a Pentium Dual Core in it. On W7, it scored 5.9 on the CPU section. My 3570K scores somewhere around 7.7. I can assure you the 3570K is much faster than that, especially at 4.2GHz.

"It pays to keep an open mind, but not so open your brain falls out." - Carl Sagan.

"I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you" - Edward I. Koch

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WEI is outdated but still fun to look at. 7.5 for CPU, RAM, and SSD/HDD, 7.9 for graphics and gaming graphics. 7.5 total.

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Intel Core i3-5005U, 8GB RAM, Crucial MX 100 128GB, Touch-Screen, Intel 7260 WiFi/Bluetooth card.

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 Game Consoles:

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Softmodded Fat PS2 w/ 80GB HDD, and a Dreamcast.

 

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No, not really. My old laptop that's now 5 years old had a Pentium Dual Core in it. On W7, it scored 5.9 on the CPU section. My 3570K scores somewhere around 7.7. I can assure you the 3570K is much faster than that, especially at 4.2GHz.

7.9 is the highest it goes anways.

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Prometheus (Main Rig)

CPU-Z Verification

Laptop: 

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Intel Core i3-5005U, 8GB RAM, Crucial MX 100 128GB, Touch-Screen, Intel 7260 WiFi/Bluetooth card.

 Phone:

 Game Consoles:

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Softmodded Fat PS2 w/ 80GB HDD, and a Dreamcast.

 

If you want my attention quote my post, or tag me. If you don't use PCPartPicker I will ignore your build.

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No, not really. My old laptop that's now 5 years old had a Pentium Dual Core in it. On W7, it scored 5.9 on the CPU section. My 3570K scores somewhere around 7.7. I can assure you the 3570K is much faster than that, especially at 4.2GHz.

It just calculates the JigaHertzzzzzzzzzzzzz...

Intel Core i3 2100 @ 3.10GHz - Intel Stock Cooler - Zotac Geforce GT 610 2GB Synergy Edition

Intel DH61WW - Corsair® Value Select 4GBx1 DDR3 1600 MHz - Antec BP-300P PSU

WD Green 1TB - Seagate 2.5" HDD 1TB - Seagate Barracuda 500GB - Antec X1 E.

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7.9 is the highest it goes anways.

I realize that. But the scaling is far too inaccurate to be an actual usable representation of a system's performance. It should be completely ignored.

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"I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you" - Edward I. Koch

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It just calculates the JigaHertzzzzzzzzzzzzz...

That's false.

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I realize that. But the scaling is far too inaccurate to be an actual usable representation of a system's performance. It should be completely ignored.

I know, it is based of 2009 hardware. Again though it's fun to look at and compare.

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Prometheus (Main Rig)

CPU-Z Verification

Laptop: 

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Intel Core i3-5005U, 8GB RAM, Crucial MX 100 128GB, Touch-Screen, Intel 7260 WiFi/Bluetooth card.

 Phone:

 Game Consoles:

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Softmodded Fat PS2 w/ 80GB HDD, and a Dreamcast.

 

If you want my attention quote my post, or tag me. If you don't use PCPartPicker I will ignore your build.

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That's also false.

Ooppss! :\ I did not know that. I just assumed that it is benchmarking based on Frequency and the Cores.

Lol, now i know Why Windows removed it in Windows 8.1...

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Intel DH61WW - Corsair® Value Select 4GBx1 DDR3 1600 MHz - Antec BP-300P PSU

WD Green 1TB - Seagate 2.5" HDD 1TB - Seagate Barracuda 500GB - Antec X1 E.

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Processor: 8.0

Memory (RAM): 8.0

Graphics: 9.1

Gaming graphics: 9.1

Primary hard disk: 8.0

Base score: 8.0

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5.9 because I have an HDD...

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Hard Drive bottlenecks are a pain in the arm.

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Mines maxed out with a 3770K, GTX 780, 840 Pro SSD, and 32 GB RAM.

Desktop: Intel Core i7-6700K, ASUS Z170-A, ASUS STRIX GTX 1080 Ti, 16GB DDR4 RAM, 512 GB Samsund 840 Pro, Seasonic X series 650W PSU, Fractal Design Define R4, 2x5TB HDD

Hypervisor 1: Intel Xeon E5-2630L, ASRock EPC612D8, 16GB DDR4 ECC RAM, Intel RT3WB080 8-port RAID controller plus expansion card, Norco RPC-4020 case, 20x2TB WD Red HDD

Other spare hypervisors: Dell Poweredge 2950, HP Proliant DL380 G5

Laptops: ThinkPads, lots of ThinkPads

 

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