AtW I post more often than I breathe Joined Jul 6, 2005 Messages 63,203 Likes received 5,553 Thanks received 1,318 Sep 1, 2011 13:36 #51 DaveB said: 120 petabyte drive array Click to expand... Those are 600 GB 15k RPM disks, very fast...
PAH Godlike Joined Oct 12, 2006 Messages 5,048 Likes received 3 Thanks received 0 Location CUK's new cloud - cuckoo land Sep 2, 2011 17:14 #52 Windows Experience Index Windows Experience Index The current maximum on Windows 7 is 7.9. After that you're into faster than light sci-fi territory, where you meet Einstein in the early 1900s telling you it's not possible. A bog standard (no overclocking) i5-2500k, cheapest compatible branded ram (1333MHz), and SATA III SSD gives: Processor: 7.5 RAM: 7.6 Primary Hard Drive: 7.9 Almost fast enough to run the latest Firefox.
Windows Experience Index Windows Experience Index The current maximum on Windows 7 is 7.9. After that you're into faster than light sci-fi territory, where you meet Einstein in the early 1900s telling you it's not possible. A bog standard (no overclocking) i5-2500k, cheapest compatible branded ram (1333MHz), and SATA III SSD gives: Processor: 7.5 RAM: 7.6 Primary Hard Drive: 7.9 Almost fast enough to run the latest Firefox.
AtW I post more often than I breathe Joined Jul 6, 2005 Messages 63,203 Likes received 5,553 Thanks received 1,318 Sep 2, 2011 17:22 #53 Windows Experience Index is b0ll0x.
PAH Godlike Joined Oct 12, 2006 Messages 5,048 Likes received 3 Thanks received 0 Location CUK's new cloud - cuckoo land Sep 3, 2011 09:44 #54 AtW said: Windows Experience Index is b0ll0x. Click to expand... Your watercooled overclocked up the ass 2500k still on 7.5?
AtW said: Windows Experience Index is b0ll0x. Click to expand... Your watercooled overclocked up the ass 2500k still on 7.5?