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July 25th 09, 08:31 PM
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How I do improve my performance score?
Hi, I have an ASUS laptop (see link for specs) http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....2180440 29604 Here are the performance scores from Windows Experience Index: Processor: 4.9 Memory (RAM): 5.0 Graphics: 3.4 Gaming Graphics: 4.6 Primary Hard Disk: 5.4 I don't understand how my "graphics" can have a score of 3.4 when the gaming graphics is 4.6...(I have a Nvidia 9300 GS 512Mb). How can I improve this score? I already have the latest driver for the card -- allen9190 
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July 25th 09, 09:25 PM
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Ways to improve your computer's performance
http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Win...190611033.mspx -=- Good luck -=- "allen9190" wrote: Hi, I have an ASUS laptop (see link for specs) http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....2180440 29604 Here are the performance scores from Windows Experience Index: Processor: 4.9 Memory (RAM): 5.0 Graphics: 3.4 Gaming Graphics: 4.6 Primary Hard Disk: 5.4 I don't understand how my "graphics" can have a score of 3.4 when the gaming graphics is 4.6...(I have a Nvidia 9300 GS 512Mb). How can I improve this score? I already have the latest driver for the card -- allen9190
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July 25th 09, 09:25 PM
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How I do improve my performance score?
allen9190 wrote:
Hi, I have an ASUS laptop (see link for specs) http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....2180440 29604 Here are the performance scores from Windows Experience Index: Processor: 4.9 Memory (RAM): 5.0 Graphics: 3.4 Gaming Graphics: 4.6 Primary Hard Disk: 5.4 I don't understand how my "graphics" can have a score of 3.4 when the gaming graphics is 4.6...(I have a Nvidia 9300 GS 512Mb). How can I improve this score? I already have the latest driver for the card You can't. Stop worrying about it.
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July 26th 09, 12:36 AM
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How I do improve my performance score?
Here are the performance scores from Windows Experience Index:
Processor: 4.9 Memory (RAM): 5.0 Graphics: 3.4 Gaming Graphics: 4.6 Primary Hard Disk: 5.4 I don't understand how my "graphics" can have a score of 3.4 when the gaming graphics is 4.6...(I have a Nvidia 9300 GS 512Mb). The two measurements are different. graphics is for 2-D and gaming graphics is 3-D. Video cards today are optimized for 3-D graphics sometimes at the expense of 2-D. Since you already have the latest driver, the only way to improve your score is to get a better graphics card. Tom Lake
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July 26th 09, 12:53 AM
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How I do improve my performance score?
"Tom Lake" wrote:
Here are the performance scores from Windows Experience Index: Processor: 4.9 Memory (RAM): 5.0 Graphics: 3.4 Gaming Graphics: 4.6 Primary Hard Disk: 5.4 I don't understand how my "graphics" can have a score of 3.4 when the gaming graphics is 4.6...(I have a Nvidia 9300 GS 512Mb). The two measurements are different. graphics is for 2-D and gaming graphics is 3-D. Video cards today are optimized for 3-D graphics sometimes at the expense of 2-D. Since you already have the latest driver, the only way to improve your score is to get a better graphics card. Tom Lake Which might present a problem since it's a laptop.
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