Post your Windows Experience Index!

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    This is a thread for you to post your Windows Experience Index.

    For those of you who don't know what it is it's a tool built into Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows Server 2008. And it tells you the ranking of your computer's specs including Processor, RAM, Hard Drive Speed. And much more.

    Here is mine:
    [PokeCommunity.com] Post your Windows Experience Index!
     
    Ok here's my boot camp rating.
    [PokeCommunity.com] Post your Windows Experience Index!

    I'm pretty sure the lower scoring of my graphics is due to the use of my secondary HD screen.
     
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    I'm not sure if my laptop is great or what. :o It's fairly new, I only bought it around October last yeah.

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    My laptop. Gotta love an Asus :D Its been a loyal friend to me since I bought it back in May. I was looking at a few different model notebooks from different manufacturers, but I am sure glad I decided on the Asus.
     
    I will post my Dell's and Macbook Pro specs later...
     
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    Apple Inc. said:
    I like what I'm seeing! Not one 32-Bit user! I will post my Dell's and Macbook Pro specs later...
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    Unless you do some processor-intensive stuff or need more than 8GB of memory (you can enable up to 8GB in 32-bit systems with address extension, though it is a bit tricky), there's currently no reason to use a 64-bit enabled OS. And so, I use my 32-bit Vista with no problems, and everything runs great, thanks.

    Spoiler:

    The hard drive space thing is wrong, that's the amount of space I have on my C partition. My drive currently has four partitions on it.
     
    I only use the 64-bit version of Windows 7 because I got it free. Every other version of Windows 7 that's running in my family is x86 and everyone is fine with that. (we don't have any that run Vista. only XP or 7)
    I'll update this post with my other windows score later when I get the chance.
     
    My computer is close to 3 years old and has no graphics card. :D I win!
     
    I should be pleasantly please with computer for a few years, yeah? That's what I was going for, at least. :D
     
    Archer said:
    I did this just because I can... :D I still need to configure the graphics, but you get the idea.
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    Can anyone beat that? It shows you just how good Windows 7 really is. I'm going to try to get Aero working :P
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    Pshaw, I got Vista working on a computer with less than 1/3 of those specs. :)
     
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