- Программы для Windows
- ChrisPC Win Experience Index на русском.
- How to check the Windows Experience Index in Windows 10
- Windows Experience Index in Windows 8.1
- Windows Experience Index in Windows 10
- The Windows Experience Index – How to Use it & Interpret the Results
- What is the Windows Experience Index?
- How to View Your Windows Experience Index Score
- How the Windows Experience Index Is Calculated
- How to Recalculate Your Windows Experience Index Score
- Conclusion: Don’t Sweat It
- www.makeuseof.com
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- What Is The Windows Experience Index, And How To Maximize It
- What Exactly Is the Windows Experience Index?
- How Can I Find Out What My Base Score Is?
- What Do The Numbers Mean?
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Программы для Windows
ChrisPC Win Experience Index на русском.
ChrisPC Win Experience Index – небольшая бесплатная программа для некоммерческого использования, позволяющая рассчитать Индекс производительности компьютера. Скачать ChrisPC Win Experience Index на русском бесплатно можно ниже по ссылке сразу после описания программы. Инструмент предназначен для пользования на платформе Windows. К сожалению, на версии XP приложение не работает. Программа специально сделана для 8,8.1 и 10 версий ОС, так как у них, в отличие от 7-ки, у которой есть «родной» индекс производительности, он не предустановлен. Приложение устанавливается с английским интерфейсом, но покопавшись в настройках, можно выбрать тот язык, который вам предпочтителен, русский язык присутствует. Индекс производительности – это небольшая программа, встроенная в ОС Windows, в семерку изначально, и которая служит для определения производительности у всех главных узлов ПК. Как и «родная» программа от Microsoft, Win Experience Index, рассчитывает индекс для следующих компонентов: процессора, RAM, графики, жесткого диска и для игровой графики. Чтобы начать ею пользоваться, вам следует скачать утилиту с нашего сайта и установить на компьютер. Индекс производительности будет равняться минимальному значению, которое выдает один (или несколько) компонентов. Иными словами, если среди всех значений, у вас индекс процессора будет самый низкий, и он равняется 6,5, то и средний индекс производительности для ПК будет также 6,5. Кроме того, что вы определите индекс для каждого компонента по отдельности и средний, все полученные расчеты можно экспортировать в текстовый или графический формат и отправить друзьям или знакомым. В принципе, довольно простая и незамысловатая программа, будет особенно полезна пользователям, на ПК которых установлена ОС Windows в версии от 8 до 10. Скачать ChrisPC Win Experience Index можно по представленной ниже ссылке. How to check the Windows Experience Index in Windows 10With the release of Windows 8.1, Microsoft is offering a lot of new things and has also removed some useful things from Windows. One of the important things some may miss is Windows Experience Index. For those who are not familiar with Windows Experience Index, it’s a benchmark tool from Microsoft that determine the performance of your computer. It analyzes your Processor calculations per second, Memory operations per second – Graphics by determining the Desktop performance of Windows Aero and so on. Microsoft first introduced this in Windows Vista. Microsoft removed the Experience Index from Windows RT but kept it on the original release of Windows 8 in October of 2012 I think it’s a bad move from Microsoft that they decided to kill of this feature. It was a nice way to benchmark a PC without any additional tools. Well, at least the geeks used to look at this score and compare the performance, but when it comes to average home users, they couldn’t care less about this feature. Most of them didn’t even know that there is such a feature on Windows 7 or Windows 8. Because of WEI, I knew if I needed a Hard driver with better RPM or even an SSD on my laptop. But my guessing is Microsoft decided to kill this feature because it was less popular among the users. Let’s face it; geeks are a rare breed when compared to the average home or business user, who doesn’t really care about these small changes. There are speculations that Windows 8 removed this feature because Windows Store might do this job for them. Just like Google Play Store which will not let you installed a game that is not compatible. So I guess today if you want to check if a game is compatible with your PC you could visit Can You Run It. This website will benchmark your PC and list the game that works with your PC. How it works is it looks at your computer’s hardware and system software to determine whether or not your current system can run a game. Recommendations are made on how to update or upgrade each component which does not meet the listed requirements. This patent-pending technology is called “Instant Expert Analysis, ” and it is provided by System Requirements Lab. Windows Experience Index in Windows 8.1Nevertheless, if you want to still find your Windows Experience Index on Windows 8.1, you can do as follows: We have seen that if you wish to reset your WEI, you have to navigate to the following folder: Now, select all of the . xml files & delete them – and then re-run the WEI assessment. So if you want to find out your WEI, all you need to do is open an elevated command prompt window, type Winsat formal -restart and hit Enter. Next look for and open the Formal.Assessment(Initial).WinSAT. xml file in your default browser. You will get all your individual Windows Experience Index scores including the final Disk Score here in Windows 8.1. Windows Experience Index in Windows 10You could also open the Run box, type shell:games and hit Enter to open the Games Explorer. You will be able to see the WEI for your Windows 10 PC here. Do check out WEI Tool and Win Experience Index, as they will allow you view Windows Experience Index in Windows 10/8.1. The Windows Experience Index – How to Use it & Interpret the ResultsStarting with Windows Vista, Microsoft includes the Windows Experience Index in its Windows operating systems. According to Microsoft, “the Windows Experience Index measures the capability of your computer’s hardware and software configuration and expresses this measurement as a number called a base score”. Wonder what that really means? This article will explain how Windows calculates the Windows Experience Index score and its correlation to your computing experience. What is the Windows Experience Index?The Windows Experience Index is Microsoft’s measurement of how well a computer can run Windows and, although it can be useful, there is a certain obtuseness about it. Microsoft defines a computer with a base score of 2.0 as one that has the ability to run general computing tasks, but it would not be powerful enough to run Aero or advanced multimedia features in Windows 7 or Windows 8. A computer with a base score of 3.0 can run Aero and many of Windows’s features at a basic level, but it might have issues running higher level functions, such as playing HDTV content or displaying themes at higher resolutions. Mainstream computers running Windows 7 should have a score of at least 4. Computers running Windows 8 should have a score above 5, due to the advances in technology that have happened in the meantime. A score of 7 and above generally means a higher end computer, such as powerful workstations or gaming machines. The confusing – and key – part of Windows Experience Index‘s definition is the “base score”. The Windows Experience Index isn’t an average of the subscores. Rather, the Windows Experience Index is only the lowest subscore your computer earns. It is as if the report card from school only lists the lowest grade achieved, so that ‘C’ earned in English overshadows the ‘A’ earned in Math and Science. If not fully understood, this can be misleading because a new laptop might only receive a middling score even though it has all the newest components. However, if a laptop contains a basic Intel graphics chip instead of a chip from Nvidia or AMD, that component will be the score Windows displays, despite its 12GB of RAM and its quad-core CPU. How to View Your Windows Experience Index ScoreTo view a computer’s Windows Experience Index score in Windows 7 and Windows 8, open Performance Information and Tools in the Control Panel. If you are using the Classic View, it has a direct shortcut. An alternative is to open the Control Panel and go to System and Security -> System. In the System section, click or tap the “Rating – Windows Experience Index” link. You can also use search. Type the word experience in Windows 7’s Start Menu search box or directly in Windows 8’s Start menu. In Windows 7, click on the “Check the Windows Experience Index” link. In Windows 8, filter by settings and click or tap “Use tools to improve performance”. When you open the “Performance Information and Tools” window, it displays the Windows Experience Index base score, on the right. Before you interpret the results, let’s see how the base score and other scores are calculated. How the Windows Experience Index Is CalculatedTo calculate a computer’s Windows Experience Index score, Windows rates certain components and gives them a subscore. Those components are defined by the following areas: Processor – Calculations per second; Memory (RAM) – Memory operations per second; Graphics – Desktop graphics performance for Windows features like Aero, in Windows 7; Gaming graphics – 3D business and gaming graphics performance; Primary hard disk – Disk data transfer rate for the hard disk where the operating system is installed. These components are examined and given a score between a range of 1.0 to 7.9 in Windows 7. Windows 8 extends the score range to 9.9, to reflect the recent advances in technology. The component with the lowest score is the Windows Experience Index Score. How to Recalculate Your Windows Experience Index ScoreIf one of the aforementioned components are upgraded, the Windows Experience Index score can be recalculated by returning to Performance Information Tools window and clicking or tapping the “Re-run the assessment” link found on the lower right-side of the window. It is recommended that you exit all open applications before running this reassessment. Once you click or tap the link, the screen might flash and a similar dialog box to the one below is shown. Note that the reassessment takes a few minutes so be prepared to wait. Conclusion: Don’t Sweat ItThe most important thing to remember about the Windows Experience Index is to not get hung-up about it. Although it can be informative, it seems that it is used mostly for Microsoft to obtain data about the hardware on which Windows is run. So just because the score on a machine is on the mid-to-low end, does not mean that the ‘lowest’ component should be upgraded. Nor should someone look for the computer with the highest Windows Experience Index to purchase. www.makeuseof.comFollow MUOWhat Is The Windows Experience Index, And How To Maximize ItThe average user doesn’t have a clue what type of hardware they really need. To them, hardware specifications are a jungle and figuring out what they should upgrade if they experience performance issues is a daunting adventure. To make all of this a little easier, Microsoft introduced the Windows Experience Index with Windows Vista. The index was designed as a benchmark tool that scores your estimated Windows experience based on your system hardware. But what exactly is the Windows Experience Index? The average user doesn’t have a clue what type of hardware they really need. To them, hardware specifications are a jungle and figuring out what they should upgrade if they experience performance issues is a daunting adventure. To make all of this a little easier, Microsoft introduced the Windows Experience Index with Windows Vista. The index was designed as a benchmark tool that scores your estimated Windows experience based on your system hardware. The resulting base score gives you an idea how well your system will perform on various tasks, including word processing, basic or advanced Windows 7 features, or graphics-intensive operations. The idea was to offer base score recommendations on software, so users would only buy programs that would work well with their system. What Exactly Is the Windows Experience Index?More specifically, the Windows Experience Index is a tool to measure your computer’s performance, based on its hardware and software configuration. It is composed of several subscores, including CPU, RAM, or GPU. Since the system’s overall performance is only as strong as its weakest component, the base score is not an average, rather it is determined by the weakest subscore. Presently, the highest subscore any system component can score is 7.9. How Can I Find Out What My Base Score Is?To find out your base score, go to the Windows Start and type experience index in the search field. From the results open Check the Windows Experience Index. Laptop users need to plug in their power supply, as the test won’t run on battery power. Click the Refresh button in the top menu in case you initially accessed the Experience Index Control Panel page while on batteries. To determine your present score, click the Re-run the assessment link in the bottom right. What Do The Numbers Mean?Particularly the base score gives you a general idea about what kinds of tasks your computer is best suited for. Below is a rough recommendation. Base score up to.
The subscores on the other hand allow you to determine, which components are best upgraded, not only to improve your base score, but more importantly to improve the system performance for specific tasks. For example if you will do mainly office type work with your computer, make sure you have high subscores for the CPU and RAM (memory). Graphics on the other hand can be neglected. More detailed information about the Windows Experience Index Base Score can be found on the Windows Blog: How Can I Improve My Base Score?The base score is based on the lowest subscore. Hence, you need to improve your subscores in order to improve the base score. Now the only way to improve a subscore is to upgrade the respective hardware. For example, to receive a better subscore for the memory component, you need to install additional or faster RAM. The same is true for all other categories. Unfortunately, not all hardware is easy to upgrade. For example if you have a laptop, it is probably not possible to upgrade your graphics card and it will be hard to upgrade the processor. For a detailed insight on your computer’s hardware profile, use CPU-Z — it comes in both portable and desktop versions. A low base score may also be the reason why you cannot view Aero Effects in Windows 7. Read more on How To Enable & Troubleshoot Aero Effects In Windows 7. What is your base score and have you ever used it to purchase software which your computer can support? Need to install Docker on your Ubuntu Linux system but don’t know how? Here’s how you can do it.
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