The performance index under Windows 7 very quickly provides information about how well your own system works with the new Windows operating system.

 In addition, suggestions are made for a hardware improvement that may be necessary.
Also with regard to the optical display options of Windows 7, it is interesting to know whether the built-in graphics card can also process them.

 

The performance index can be found in Windows 7 under:

 Home >> control Panel >> system and safety >> System >> Check Windows performance index to open.

One click on Rate this computer starts the determination of the index values.

The processor, RAM, graphics and hard disk are now checked

 

All components are now rated on a scale from 1.0 to 7.9
The higher this value, the better the system is suitable for Windows 7.

 

The method for calculating the Windows Experience Index (WEI) has been updated with Windows 7 due to new hardware.
The possible maximum value is now higher (7,9) than in Windows Vista.
New tests, such as For example, total disk latency may result in lower results on some systems.
After completing the assessment, a report is created with the values ​​determined.
The lowest value determined for a system component is output as a total value.

 

 

If you like to play a game or use graphics-intensive applications, the rating from the screenshot above is certainly badly advised.
This report makes the decision to upgrade the computer system easier or can be very helpful for the purchase decision in the case of a new purchase.

 

 

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