View Full Version : Increasing memory speed and "Windows Experience Index"
I increased the volts and upped my memory speed from 800 to 880MHz but the Windows Experience Index in Vista hasn't increased when I rerun it - Should I have expected this to increase?
The memory score seems to be based on amount and amount alone, not timing/speed:
http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/windows/en-us/community/wei.mspx
Seems odd then that people are saying they have a higher figure than I, but have less RAM.
What score you getting feek ?
The article isnt that old (December 2006), but does conflict with what people are posting on the web (example (http://www.tabletquestions.com/windows-vista/8862-windows-experience-index-score-down-graded-doubling-ram.html)).
Cant claim to know much about it (I tend to ignore it if Aero runs), but I could email some people I know within MS if you like?
I'd like to know, it does seem that my memory is very slow compared to what a lot of people are getting.
Ooo, interesting.
It looks as though because I'm using 3Gb, I could have the third strip running in single channel mode, thus reducing my memory score.
I'm going to rip it out and retest.
Didn't make any difference. I appear to be in dual channel mode anyway.
http://www.ukrm.org/feek/memory.jpg
(snipping r0x0rs)
(snipping r0x0rs)
;) you found it then !!!
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