Windows Experience Index - SSD

Post your SSD results here...

Normal hard drives post HERE

Specs

Intel QX6700
Asus Maximus II Formula P45
4GB DDR2 PC6400
Asus ATI HD5850
2x OCZ Vertex 50GB SSDs RAID 0 (128k stripe) ICH10R (OS & Apps)
2x 2TB Western Digital Green (Storage)

Lovely system :up:

Marks results

Be interested to see your windows Expreience Index results. Particularly those with better chips, cards etc.

BTW what is the best RAM out there atm? And what is likely to score the highest atm?

There's a link to the hard drive results in the first post, my i7 is the last post.
Your RAM is already scoring higher than I was expecting and seems to be a Generic brand.
My personal favourite is Corsair, and has been since about 2003/4 when they blew my OCZ's out of the water :up:

This is Rig 1 with Corsair Force 3 240GB SSD..

My one since i upgraded, Crucial 256 C300 -

http://i914.photobucket.com/albums/a...ntitled-68.png

I succumbed to the pressure of getting a ssd so i bought a crucial M4 64gb a couple of days ago (which is up for sale in the trading section) looked at my windows experience malarky and was pleasantly suprised.

http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/h...experience.jpg

Nice mate :up:

Here's my Bedroom PC - 2012 with the Corsair Force 3 120GB (on SATA2)

Here's my Bedroom PC - 2012..

i7-2600k @ 4.4GHz Turbo, Asus P8Z68 DELUXE, Asus GTX 560 Ti TOP, Corsair Force 3 120GB ...

Windows experience for w8.1 http://win-experience-index.chris-pc.com/

I claim bollocks for this score.....7.7 for graphics? My x2 770s kill a titan and any 780ti.

If you look further up on this page i got 7.9 for A single GTX580 on w7 lol.


http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/h...ps9b882d1a.png

From an elevated command prompt (Or Windows PowerShell) Run

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Winsat formal -restart

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Then browse to

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C:\Windows\Performance\WinSAT\DataStore

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And open the file called

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time-date-stamp Formal.Assessment (Recent).WinSAT.xml

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with Internet Explorer.

This is mine...

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Done that and still 7.7?

SystemScore>7.7</SystemScore>

<MemoryScore>8.6</MemoryScore>

<CpuScore>8.6</CpuScore>

<CPUSubAggScore>8.5</CPUSubAggScore>

<VideoEncodeScore>8.7</VideoEncodeScore>

<GraphicsScore>7.7</GraphicsScore>

<Dx9SubScore>7.7</Dx9SubScore>

<Dx10SubScore>0</Dx10SubScore>

<GamingScore>7.7</GamingScore>

<StdDefPlaybackScore>TRUE</StdDefPlaybackScore>

<HighDefPlaybackScore>TRUE</HighDefPlaybackScore>

<DiskScore>8.05</DiskScore>


-<ScoreRaisedDueToHigherPreviousScore>

<ActualDiskScore>7.45</ActualDiskScore>

</ScoreRaisedDueToHigherPreviousScore>

</WinSPR>

Just done a Firestrike run and still high scoring?

Even if it was not picking up the SLI its still low for a 770?

Very strange. how does yours compare to these...

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