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Windows Experience Index

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Windows Experience Index
A feature in Windows Vista and Windows 7 that determines the computer's processing speed. The Windows Experience Index (WEI) rates the CPU, RAM, hard disk and display system as individual "subscores" from 1 to 5.9, and the lowest subscore is the "base score." In order to run the Aero interface, a base score of 3 is required, while base scores of 4 and 5 are recommended for gaming and computation-intensive applications.

The WEI Base Score
To view the WEI in Win7 and Vista, right click Computer in the Start menu and select Properties. In this example, the processor subscore is the lowest and thus becomes the base score.


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On Vista's Windows Experience Index, the 2GB X300 scored 3.
The Windows Experience Index measures performance capabilities of PCs and their components and calculates a score telling users how well the operating system will run using those components.
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