I only rated like a 5.3. You can check out what I have in my sig. I don't pay attention to these numbers. As long as my PC performs like it's suppose to, I could care less really.
I only rated like a 5.3. You can check out what I have in my sig. I don't pay attention to these numbers. As long as my PC performs like it's suppose to, I could care less really.Elann2008
[QUOTE="Elann2008"]I only rated like a 5.3. You can check out what I have in my sig. I don't pay attention to these numbers. As long as my PC performs like it's suppose to, I could care less really.TerroRizing
I think he means the speed, not the vista rating.
I apologize. I need to go retake my English courses now. It's early and I did not have my coffee. Heh heh. :P Have you tried using other programs to check if it rates it normally? I wouldn't trust just one source. For example, I use one website to check how much power I needed for my PC, it it came out to be an extremely low number.. when I have a really beefy rig. I wouldn't count on system labs.
that system requirements lab site isnt very accurate. when they put the score for the speed on my dual-core processor they rated it at 4.2ghz and i only have a 2ghz processor. as someone said above dont use the requirements lab.
that system requirements lab site isnt very accurate. when they put the score for the speed on my dual-core processor they rated it at 4.2ghz and i only have a 2ghz processor. as someone said above dont use the requirements lab.erikgergal
Well it seems obvious to me that they were tyring to compare old processors as far back as the 90s, to more modern processors. In other words: They will rate a Pentium III 3.0Ghz as a Rating of 3.0 GHz. A Core 2 can be rated as anywhere from 5.0Ghz to 7.0Ghz.
Give them a break there just trying to make it easier to understand, espesially to those people that need it the most.
[QUOTE="erikgergal"]that system requirements lab site isnt very accurate. when they put the score for the speed on my dual-core processor they rated it at 4.2ghz and i only have a 2ghz processor. as someone said above dont use the requirements lab.threepac81
Well it seems obvious to me that they were tyring to compare old processors as far back as the 90s, to more modern processors. In other words: They will rate a Pentium III 3.0Ghz as a Rating of 3.0 GHz. A Core 2 can be rated as anywhere from 5.0Ghz to 7.0Ghz.
Give them a break there just trying to make it easier to understand, espesially to those people that need it the most.
fine fine i will give them a break. i guess youre right though with all the different models of processors that have come out it must be hard to keep a standard going.
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