synaesthesia Posted October 26, 2009 Posted October 26, 2009 Ok, proper computer back and running Core2Duo E6600 5.9 4gb OCZ Platinum 6.1 ATI 5770 7.4 / 7.4 HDD 6.1 Overrall 5.9
dread696924 Posted October 27, 2009 Posted October 27, 2009 well if you enter our competition shown in the link below you could be the winner of a 128GB SSD Hard drive fella, http://www.edugeek.net/forums/our-advertisers/43218-great-computer-products-ltd-halloween-give-away.html Oh how I would love to have a SSD but I like to run at least 500GB on my master because I like to install all my games on it. Everything else is on a slave or well slaves . Downloads documents music video everything. But I should enter also as I would like to give one a go and I can't afford one. But just as well. If i could...I might be one of those people who just buy a comp instead of building one. In my book that's not good at all. My computer is fast cause I'm broke lolz. So I milk it for all it's got.
kennolong Posted October 28, 2009 Posted October 28, 2009 windows 7 ultimate 64 bit Foxconn A79A-S MB 500g HDD +360g HDD Cpu Phenomx3 2.1 OC to 2.520 ( Standard cpu fan so cant go no higher ) 4 gig corsiar 800 mhz ram OC 100 mhz each 2x 4670 ati radeon 1g OC with CCC crossfire enabled 680 watt Psu Saprano tower SCORES for it are Processor 6.4 Memory (RAM) 7.3 Graphics for Aero 6.2 Gaming graphics 6.2 HDD 6.2 not to sure how good these scores are so please dont hesitate to let me cheers
User3204 Posted October 28, 2009 Posted October 28, 2009 Heh: Processor: 2.4 Memory: 3.1 Graphics: 2.9 Gaming graphics: 4.5 Primary HD: 5.7 So: 2.4 Windows 7 Professional - and it can't find the KMS server. I think I win... it's like golf right ? low scores are better ? It's one of the old work machines I robbed (err acquired) out of the skip, I chucked in more RAM, a Radeon 3650 AGP card and a bigger disk. It works fine, this is of course a "test rig" to make sure it will work on the worst machines we have at the school ...ahem. It is an Athlon XP 1500 or possibly a 1700, 2gb RAM, blah... I think it is running okay as a system, definitely usable, although with very few software installed and no active directory connected... no Aero I run Ubuntu 8.10 on a similar machine (without the good graphics card) and this can handle more stuff open, (7 firefox windows, 8 open office documents, setiathome) without any slowdown. But it just ain't as pretty.
john Posted November 8, 2009 Posted November 8, 2009 My Main Rig: Intel Q6600 8GB Crucial Ballistix Ram 150GB WD Velociraptor HDD Nvidia 7950GT 256MB 1TB Storage RAID Array 1TB USB HDD 500GB NAS Processor: 7.1 Memory: 7.1 Graphics: 5.9 Gaming graphics: 5.9 Primary HD: 5.9 So not too bad at all So: 2.4 Windows 7 Professiona
mrbios Posted November 9, 2009 Posted November 9, 2009 7.4 7.5 7.8 7.8 7.7 Processor needs a bit of overclocking to up the cpu/memory scores to get the average up to 7.7 Computer: i7 860 8GB Patriot DDR3 ATi 5870 Asus P7P55D Pro Intel X25-M 80GB SSD WD 640GB Black
jamesfed Posted November 17, 2009 Posted November 17, 2009 http://recommendmeapc.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/Windows7Score.PNG AMD Phenom Quad Core 9550 2.2ghz 4GB DDR2 800mhz RAM 2x500GB WD HDD in RAID0 nVidia 9800GT
Tricks Posted November 20, 2009 Posted November 20, 2009 This thread seems to be more about the performance of peoples own rigs, so I might be posting in the wrong place I thought it could be useful to create a list of generic machines that are being used in schools and how well they run Windows 7. This may be impossible due to the amount of hardware out there but since I'm testing it on our own hardware anyway it's not a problem to share what I find. (All drivers installed by Win7 unless otherwise stated) Windows Experience Index: Processor/Memory/Graphics/3D/Disk Working Acer TravelMate 6293 - 5.5/5.6/3.1/3.4/5.1 (TPM, cardreader and FIR driver req.) Acer 5630 - 4.5/4.5/2.2/3.1/4.6 (camera and cardreader driver req.) HP dx5800 - 5.9/5.5/3.3/3.5/5.9 (modem driver prob) Acer L100 - 4.7/4.5/3.3/3.0/5.6 Problems Lifebook S7010 - No WDDM driver so no aero plus poor graphics performance in general.
danrhodes Posted December 3, 2009 Posted December 3, 2009 7.4 7.5 7.8 7.8 7.7 Processor needs a bit of overclocking to up the cpu/memory scores to get the average up to 7.7 Computer: i7 860 8GB Patriot DDR3 ATi 5870 Asus P7P55D Pro Intel X25-M 80GB SSD WD 640GB Black Im not far of you MrBios im currently at 7.6 7.6 7.4 7.4 7.7
TheCrust Posted December 8, 2009 Posted December 8, 2009 (edited) Hmm. I seem to be well off the "pace" of that with my home machine: - CPU: dual 3.2Ghz 2Mb L3 Xeons - RAM: 3Gb PC3200 - Graphics: ATi Radeon HD 4650 (with Asus beta drivers for now) - HDD: 250Gb SATA Hitachi Deskstar - Windows 7 Professional 32bit, clean install but now three months old. It records an overall score of 5.0 - which isn't all bad for an old warhorse that's coming up to five years old and kept alive with bits off eBay. Considering how little it's cost me to build, you could even say I'm quite pleased with it. Edited December 8, 2009 by TheCrust
danrhodes Posted December 9, 2009 Posted December 9, 2009 Not a bad rig I suppose given its age! How does it work for computers is it same as dogs, 1 year equals 7 dog years so 1 year equals 7 computer years?? D
AIT Posted December 9, 2009 Posted December 9, 2009 Processor = Pentium Dual-Core 2.5GHz Ram = 4GB System type 32bit Operating Base score i3.5 processor 5.9 memory 5.9 Graphics 3.5 Gamig graphics 5.3 Primary hard disk 5.9 We have 600 of these machines around our school
krazy-kev Posted December 27, 2009 Posted December 27, 2009 here is the performance report for my pc CPU = 6.5 (CORE 2 DUO E8400 @3.0GHZ) MEMORY = 5.5 (A PAIR OF GENERIC DDR2 667 TOTAL 2GB) GRAPHICS - DESKTOP PERFORMANCE FOR AERO = 4.0 (ASUS HD3400 512MB) GAMING GRAPHICS - 3D BUSINESS & GAMING GRAPHICS = 5.5 PRIMARY HARD DISC = 5.5 (320GB WESTERN DIGITAL SATA) THE MOTHERBOARD IS AN ASROCK P43D TWINS 1394. SCORE IS LET DOWN BY LOW SPEC VIDEO CARD AS I DONT PARTICIPATE IN GAMING SO I CANNOT SEE THE POINT IN WASTING OVER £300 IF I DONT NEED THE PERFORMANCE. THE PC ALSO DUAL BOOTS WINDOWS XP HOME 32BIT ALONGSIDE WINDOWS 7 HOME PREMIUM 32BIT PERFORMANCE IS OTHERISE BRILLIANT. OH I FORGOT. AERO AND THE OTHER SIMILAR UN-NEEDED CRAP IS TURNED OFF. IT HELPS PERFORMANCE AND FREES MEMORY
dread696924 Posted February 21, 2010 Posted February 21, 2010 Update on my score and I will have another when I get my 5870 in a few days. For some reason I cannot take a screen shot of the left monitor. Maybe when it gets here I can take a full 3 monitor shot with Eyefinity. Got my active Display Port to DVI adapter too so good to go soon as it hits the porch. http://dreaddownloads.com/download/picks/NEW%20WINDOWS%20SCORE.jpg
flyinghaggis Posted February 21, 2010 Posted February 21, 2010 Update on my score and I will have another when I get my 5870 in a few days. For some reason I cannot take a screen shot of the left monitor. Maybe when it gets here I can take a full 3 monitor shot with Eyefinity. Got my active Display Port to DVI adapter too so good to go soon as it hits the porch. Nice Setup! Quick question about the 5800 series if you dont mind as tempted by a 5850. In terms of triple monitor out does it work spanning the desktop across 3 displays of different sizes? I've currently got 2 x 20" widescreen monitors (1680x1050) and plan on buying a new 24" monitor (1920x1200) to use as the main centre desktop with one of my exisitng monitors at either side. I'm not too interested in playing games using eyefinity but primarily wanted to use it as a triple monitor out for productivity. The main thing I want to make sure of is that I can use the 24" monitor as the centre monitor (with the start menu/task bar on it)? All of the demo's I've seen of triple-out are for eyefinity and have the start menu on the left most screen which I definitely dont want. Can you move the 'primary monitor' to the middle screen and 'position' the other monitors at each side? Will the above setup work OK and/or are there any other 'gotchas' I need to be aware of? [i realise I need to make sure the new monitor has a display port input] Any tips would be appeciated TIA
dread696924 Posted February 21, 2010 Posted February 21, 2010 You currently have to have all monitors in the same res for eyefinity. You can however set any screen you want primary and just extend teh desktop to the others for work. You can have your toolbar on the middle monitor. If you set your monitors as a group they can be in many configurations for work or play check out eyefinity configurations in google search. Also check out Ultra monitor. With it I have a single desktop and my toolbar on each window with the programs for each window on it's own toolbar. In my screen shot the toolbar you see is the middle monitor. The left monitor is not taking shots with my screen shot software but it is also on an an 8800GTX and has it's own set of drivers so not surprised that there is an issue. I am gaming now in triple screen with SoftTH if you want to give that a go it supports custom resolutions and you just need another video card for the 3rd video output. Monitor 3 can come from any card...your primary card renders the resolution. Look at my profile picks for a better look at what I am doing with a 4870 till my 5870 gets here. Back on topic I wonder how much of a gain I will see in my windows score with the 5870 over my 4870 ?
Ric_ Posted February 23, 2010 Posted February 23, 2010 Finally got RTM installed on my home desktop and it's nearly all running as I want. My machine is nowt special and, despite having all the tricks up its sleeve, it's running at standard clock rates: Asus Maximus Extreme mobo Intel Q6600 8GB Corsair XMS DD3 (dual channel randomness) ATI Radeon HD4870 2x 30GB OCZ Vertex SSD (RAID0) 1x Samsung Spinpoint F1 750GB Scores: Processor: 7.1 Memory: 7.1 2D Graphics: 7.3 3D Graphics: 7.3 Primary HDD: 7.5 (God only knows how you get this any higher!) Anyway... Overall 7.1
dread696924 Posted February 25, 2010 Posted February 25, 2010 Update ! http://dreaddownloads.com/download/picks/DREAD%20DESKTOP%201%20!.jpg
Geeksme Posted October 19, 2010 Posted October 19, 2010 So the only way to get higher than 5.9 for the hard disk is to go SSD right?
featured_spectre Posted October 19, 2010 Posted October 19, 2010 no... 7200RPM SATA disks produce 5.9 10000RPM SAS disks produce 6.3 15000RPM SAS disks produce 6.7 Not tried SSD though
jamesfed Posted October 19, 2010 Posted October 19, 2010 no... 7200RPM SATA disks produce 5.9 10000RPM SAS disks produce 6.3 15000RPM SAS disks produce 6.7 Not tried SSD though Thats odd because my 10,000 WD VelociRaptor drive is only scoring 5.9 - my OCZ SSD gets 7.4 though
featured_spectre Posted October 19, 2010 Posted October 19, 2010 is your velociraptor SAS or SATA? as that does make a difference when it comes to non SSD drives
DMcCoy Posted October 19, 2010 Posted October 19, 2010 Processor: 7.6 Memory: 7.7 Graphics: 7.8 Gaming graphics: 7.8 Primary HD: 7.3 Overall 7.3 Currently: i7 960 12GB 1333 DDR3 ATI 5870 Corsair 128GB SSD
jamesfed Posted October 19, 2010 Posted October 19, 2010 is your velociraptor SAS or SATA? as that does make a difference when it comes to non SSD drives SATA so I guess that makes sense
Arthur Posted October 19, 2010 Posted October 19, 2010 What would be quite interesting is if people also posted their disk sub-scores (especially if you have an SSD or SAS disk). My SSD gets an overall disk score of 7.7 with the following sub-scores... [b]Average Throughput[/b] Sequential Read 7.5 253.50583 MB/s, ioSize = 65536, 3,868 IOs/sec Random Read 7.7 195.28000 MB/s, ioSize = 16384, 11,918 IOs/sec [b]Responsiveness[/b] Average IO Rate 7.9 0.98000 ms/IO Grouped IOs 7.3 9.24807 units Long IOs 7.9 2.49660 units Overall 7.7 23.08870 units Cap Passed FALSE The sub-scores can be found under "Disk Metrics" in the most recent "Disk.Assessment (Recent).WinSAT.xml" file located in %SystemRoot%\Performance\WinSAT\DataStore. You can also check if the score of your HDD is capped. 1
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