Post your windows score here and/or your computer spec.

Where do I find my windows score??
Click Here to see. (Picture taken on Windows 8)​

New picture of my PC:

 

[Ashaxx]

Nice My computer's.... okay. Not the best at all :/

Tell me how shit it is lol?

 

Nice My computer's.... okay. Not the best at all :/

Tell me how shit it is lol?

Shit? you just need a new graphic card by the look of your score.

 

[Ashaxx]

Shit? you just need a new graphic card by the look of your score.

Yeah my Graphics card isn't the best. It only cost me like £400 though so I can't really expect anything super good. I might buy a new graphics card but un-sure on which one to buy tbh :/ budget of around £100.

 

[mage3158]

 

[justinkiller]

I5-2500k not overclocked
8GB of ram
Integrated GPU until I get paid Friday
Biostar TZ77A motherboard
60GB OCZ agility 3 SSD

 

 

They all looks good

 

[kill dank]

6.9 on my laptop, just because I don't have an SSD.

 

Basically I need a new graphics card but I don't game on PC so there is no point.

 

 

[BrawckX]

7.6 :d

 

[Trent!]

Fuckin' Asus/Best Buy jipped me on the RAM. Should be 1333MHz. Gonna cost me 45$ to replace it, but meh, whatever.

Btw, this is a laptop.

 

[SASRT8]

Fuckin' Asus/Best Buy jipped me on the RAM. Should be 1333MHz. Gonna cost me 45$ to replace it, but meh, whatever.

Btw, this is a laptop.

you didn't get gipped. You have dual channel ram...so only when it runs both channels its 1333 roughly. Multiply the frequency that it's showing by two, and you will see what I mean.

Then put your laptop under a heavy load like an intensive game, and run the monitoring program again. Then you should see what you want to see. better yet, run memtest..it puts a helliva strain on ram.

what has basically happened is that your ram is under a light load, so it adjusts the voltage and runs off a single channel. This saves power, and also generates less heat. Its very common. Fwiw, im pretty sure they dont even make ddr3 ram at that slow of a frequency. The ram that you are running has a nice, low latency/timing, so it's actually fairly good for a 1333mhz chip btw

 

[n4n0]

That's the laptop. Asus G75V.

Will post the desktop later when I actually have access to it.

 

That's the laptop. Asus G75V.

Will post the desktop later when I actually have access to it.

I would like to have your laptop xD
Mine really sucks... It is only for writing and surfing, kinda work computer..

EDIT: here is a pic, danish but you should know what is what

 

[Laptop65]

Custom desktop. Will post the specs when I can find them or remember them.

 

Custom desktop. Will post the specs when I can find them or remember them.

Speccy is good for that and it is free.

 

[Noodles :)]

6870 fyi. getting a UD3R and i7 970 for $200 within the next few days. SSD will come soon after I buy a new set of headphones.

 

[Trent!]

you didn't get gipped. You have dual channel ram...so only when it runs both channels its 1333 roughly. Multiply the frequency that it's showing by two, and you will see what I mean.

Then put your laptop under a heavy load like an intensive game, and run the monitoring program again. Then you should see what you want to see. better yet, run memtest..it puts a helliva strain on ram.

what has basically happened is that your ram is under a light load, so it adjusts the voltage and runs off a single channel. This saves power, and also generates less heat. Its very common. Fwiw, im pretty sure they dont even make ddr3 ram at that slow of a frequency. The ram that you are running has a nice, low latency/timing, so it's actually fairly good for a 1333mhz chip btw

Well, I just found 8GB of 1600MHz RAM -> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231482

For 35$ and free shipping. I'm tempted to go for it, but I'm not 100% sure.

Thanks for the tip