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    What is your SZ3xx Windows Experience Index?

    Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by leewalk, Jan 12, 2007.

  1. leewalk

    leewalk Notebook Enthusiast

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    Windows Vista includes a "Windows Experience Index" that rates the performance of a computer. Does anyone have Vista on a SZ3xx that could share their Index?

    It looks like this (from my Dell):

    Processor Intel(R) Pentium(R) M processor 1700MHz 3.5
    Memory (RAM) 2.00 GB 4.1
    Graphics ATI MOBILITY RADEON 9600 PRO TURBO 3.8
    Gaming graphics 255 MB Total available graphics memory 3.5
    Primary hard disk 10GB Free (56GB Total) 4.3

    Thanks, Lee
     
    leewalk, Jan 12, 2007
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    leewalk Notebook Enthusiast

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    (bump)
    Anyone running Vista?
     
    leewalk, Jan 15, 2007
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    BaNZ Notebook Consultant

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    Yup but on vmware + external hdd.

    Very poor performance :p I don't want to replace my current OS yet because imho they still need to work on Vista a bit more.
     
    BaNZ, Jan 15, 2007
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    grisjuan Notebook Evangelist

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    On my SZ110B in "speed" mode I get 3.2 overall - the limiting component is the graphics.

    It used to be 3.3, but the other day, Vista decided there had been a hardware change (when there had not been) and recalculated it down to 3.2.
     
    grisjuan, Jan 15, 2007
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