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Measuring Windows 7 performance

my scoresi have an intel i-940, 9gb, nvidia 9800gt w/1gb, nvidia gts 250 /512 amd 54 seagate 7200 rpm drives.processor 7.2memory 7.6graphics 7.0gaming 7.0hard drive 5.9RE: Measuring Windows 7 performance"I used Excel to color-code the values on this chart with a simple 'greener is better, redder is worse' key."Try doing...

Tags: Performance management, graphics, Measuring, performance

Discussion threads 2009-10-08

Portfolio of New and Remanufactured Hardware Ensures Customers Meet Performance, Capacity, Budget Goals

For one thing, WEI maintains a 20,000 square foot warehouse which houses an extensive inventory of servers and storage hardware. When prospective customers visit WEI, its technical services staff begin the visit with a tour of the warehouse, allowing customers a first-hand look at the systems WEI can configure and...

Tags: Hewlett-Packard Co., Performance, WEI, Performance Management, Storage, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Hardware

Case studies 2009-06-01

Windows Experience Index in Windows 7

Microsoft has lifted the veil on some of the changes made to the Windows Experience Index system in Windows 7. by Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

Tags: Microsoft Windows 7, Graphics, WEI, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software, Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

Blog posts 2009-01-20

Quad-core PC project - Windows Experience Index

Quad-core PC project - Windows Experience IndexI seem to recall your having said you weren't going to tweak.These systems. Or was that someone else? Tweaking the memory seems to be going against that.Please also let us know if ....... S3 and S4 function properly. Not to second guess your...

Tags: Processors, processor, Wei, Windows eXPerience, Gateway Inc., Quad-core PC, Windows Experience Index, ATI Graphics, motherboard, quad-core, Microsoft Windows

Discussion threads 2007-09-04

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Windows 7 on a netbook - My verdict

Windows 7 on a netbook - My verdictSameWith my EEE PC 900HA. Although, I already fitted a 2 GB chip right after I purchased the thing.All in all, I personally think it runs swell. Boot time is around 30 seconds for me. I don't know if thats due to using...

Tags: Netbooks, nettops & MIDs, Operating systems, Jump List feature, Ubuntu 9.04, Boot-time, Xubuntu, netbook, Microsoft Windows 7, W/7, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows XP

Discussion threads 2009-04-28

Windows Experience Index in Windows 7

Windows Experience Index in Windows 7There is a severe problem with that IndexConsidering that the drive in my laptop got a 4.7 score in Windows Vista. In Windows 7...... it gets a score of 2.0!Now, it may just be me.... but why the heck would there be such a difference...

Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Microsoft Windows 7, Microsoft Windows, hard drive, Microsoft Windows Vista

Discussion threads 2009-01-20

Forklift Terminals for Prompt and Paperless Recording of All Stock Movements

Erdinger Weißbrau was founded in 1886. It has been the property of the Brombach family since 1935. With an annual output of 1.45 hectoliters of beer, the company, run by Werner Brombach since 1975, is one of the largest private breweries in Germany. The company needed paperless stock and warehouse...

Tags: Stock, Logistics, Supply Chain, Investment, Business Operations, Finance

Case studies 2008-11-18

MB Purple Star Astrology 1.40 (Windows)

Zi Wei Do Shu or the Purple Star Astrology is an interesting branch of Chinese astrology based on the Chinese Lunar Calendar. MB Purple Star Astrology is a Chinese Astrology software that predicts a person's overall personality as well as his potential throughout his life related to money, profession, asset,...

Tags: Life, MysticBoard, MB Purple Star Astrology, Microsoft Windows, Asset Management, Vertical Industries, Benefits, Healthcare, Operating Systems, Software, Operational Planning, Business Operations, Enterprise Software, Human Resources

Software downloads 2008-11-18

Chinese censorship: to protect 'healthy growth of our youth'

In the U.S., the notion of censoring information broadly in order to protect has been out of fashion since the early 1960s. So we can position China's ethical development on this spectrum as at least 50 years behind the times, right? Here's China's defense of its Internet censorship during the...

Tags: china, international olympic committee, youth, censorship, games, internet, personal technology, richard koman

Blog posts 2008-08-11

Mozilla taps crowd for concepts: Will the browser usurp the OS?

Mozilla Labs has launched a casting call for concepts for the successor to Firefox and after watching a few videos it's striking how a common theme emerges: The browser could nudge the operating system out of the way. Mozilla's concept series is really a crowd sourcing effort...

Tags: operating system, web browser, mozilla corp., mozilla labs, web browsers, operating systems, internet, software, larry dignan

Blog posts 2008-08-06

Is AMD GAME! anything more than another marketing stunt?

Let me introduce you to AMD's latest plan to grab back some market share from Intel and NVIDIA - AMD GAME. So what is AMD GAME? Well, guess what, it's another badging scheme designed to direct consumers "to solutions that are specifically validated for gaming," according to...

Tags: Marketing, Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Games, Personal Technology, Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

Blog posts 2008-05-19

Fixing Windows Vista, Part 3: Top Troubleshooting Tools

Do you think Windows Vista is slow, crash-prone, or unreliable? Join the crowd. Over the past year, reviews of Windows Vista by mainstream media outlets, the technical press, bloggers, and ordinary users have been, for the most part, scathing. And many of those bad reviews were absolutely accurate. My...

Tags: Performance, PC, Driver, Microsoft Windows Vista, CPU, Tool, Dialog Box, Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Performance Management, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Ed Bott

Blog posts 2008-05-06

Bill would penalize companies that aid net censorship

The Global Online Freedom Act, introduced by Rep. Chris Smith (R-NJ), would penalize companies who facilitate other countries censoring the Internet. Call it the anti-Yahoo law. "American high-tech firms have produced the technology and know-how that has led to a modern-day information revolution," Smith said...

Tags: Olympic Games, Beijing, Internet, Internet Service Providers (ISPs), Richard Koman

Blog posts 2008-05-02

MyWei 0.9 (Windows)

My Wei offers a service that takes care of the demand of weight on the part of an application and responds with a pre-established weight. Useful for tests and verifications of software. MyWei uses communications TCP through a formed port. The service can take care of as much local demands...

Tags: Weight, IP, Service, Devdpc, Tcp/Ip, Networking, Network Technology, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2008-04-15

Birds give a lesson to plane designers

You all know that most species of animals can fly -- but not humans. There are more than a million species of flying insects, but do you know that among the 13,000 warm-blood vertebrate species which include birds and mammals, about 10,000 of them are able to fly (9,000 birds...

Tags: Bird, Aircraft, Aerospace, Reynolds, Aerospace & Defense, Manufacturing, Roland Piquepaille

Blog posts 2008-02-07

Autonomous virtual crowds

It has always been difficult to generate computer-generated crowd scenes in movies and video games. Until recently, an animated character moved almost like his its neighbors. But according to Technology Review, a computer scientist working at UCLA has designed software which gives personal behaviors to animated characters. For example, he...

Tags: Computer, Character, Productivity, Corporate Communications, Web Site Development, Games, Marketing, Internet, Personal Technology, Roland Piquepaille

Blog posts 2007-12-26

Crysis on the Alienware m9750

Crysis on the Alienware m9750Question about your WEI score[i]Primary hard disk: 5.9[/i]What hard drive and configuration are you using to get a 5.9? My hard drive is the only measure below 5.9.Crysis IndeedAt $400 the PS3 is the most expensive console you can buy. It comes with a broadband cpu...

Tags: Games, Crysis, Alienware, console, PC

Discussion threads 2007-11-28

Crysis on the Alienware m9750

A few people have e-mailed in to ask me how the m9750 I have on loan from the kind folks at Alienware handles Crysis.  Given that I'm on a bit of a gaming bender as of late, I'm happy to oblige. Check out the complete screenshot gallery here. ...

Tags: Game, Alienware, Quad-core, Graphics, Crysis, Windows Experience Index Here, Quad-core System, Games, Processors, Personal Technology, Semiconductors, Hardware, Components, Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

Blog posts 2007-11-28

EU opens antitrust probe against Qualcomm

EU opens antitrust probe against QualcommWhine, whine, whineThat's all I'm hearing. "They're charging us more than we want to pay - go get 'em, EU commission."QUALCOMM and MicrosoftPress from QUALCOMM. This very much is related to Microsoft."May 04, 2006 — QUALCOMM Incorporated and Microsoft Corp. today jointly announced a...

Tags: Corporate law, Benefits, Qualcomm Inc., Microsoft Corp., antitrust

Discussion threads 2007-10-01

Mice on your back

Prolific idea-person Chei Wei Wang has developed the "haptic clock," an application that forces your cell phone to vibrate periodically so as to tell you the time. Long and short vibrations indicate hours and minutes respectively. Hours are given on a 12-hour scale (six o'clock am/pm is six long vibrations)...

Tags: Ed Gottsman, Morse Code, Morse Plc., phone, mouse

Blog posts 2007-08-31