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>>53544158
>4.8

>>53544158
>>>/v/

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>>53544461
are you fucking retarded?

Is this still possible in Windows 10?

>>53544474
Nope, it was removed after win 7.

>>53546156
Incorrect

>>53544474
Powershell:

Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_WinSAT

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funny thing is when i first installed the ssd im sure it had a rating of close to 7.9 but now it reads off the hdd for some reason

>>53544158
>>53546293
0/10

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>>53544158
r8

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>7.6 with an 6600k oc to 4.5

My older 8350 at 4.2 got a rating of 7.8 why?

Atleast sc2 runs at 120 fps instead of 30.

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>>53546346
forgot to add

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>letting the micro jew choose for you

>>53546156
You can still use WEI in 8/8.1 at least, use the command WinSat prepop in cmd, and after it's done theres another command to use in Powershell which will show you the score (google it)

If you're being held back by the disk drive score but have a SSD, disable your HDDs in the bios and run the test.

>>53546356
Because amd is op nigga

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>>53544158