The score is equal to the lowest of the subscores: CPU, Memory, Graphics, and primary Hard Disk.
Run Performance Test in Windows 11
- Press WinKey + S and type Powershell.
- In the results, right-click on Powershell.exe and select the "Run as Administrator" option.
- Type winsat formal

View Performance Scores
- Press WinKey + S and type Powershell.
- In the results, right-click on Powershell.exe and select the "Run as Administrator" option.
- Type Get-WmiObject -class Win32_WinSAT
The output will display various WEI scores for your system.
- CPUScore: Performance score for the processor.
- D3DScore: Performance score for 3D graphics capabilities.
- DiskScore: Performance score for the primary hard disk.
- GraphicsScore: Performance score for graphics.
- MemoryScore: Performance score for RAM/memory.
Run Performance Test in Windows 7
- Click on the Start button.
- Right-click on Computer and select Properties.
- In the System window, you will see a section titled Windows Experience Index at the bottom. Here, you can see your computer's base score.
- To rerun the assessment, click on Windows Experience Index, and then click Re-run the assessment.
| score | meaning |
|---|---|
| 1-2 | OK to run office applications and Internet. However, not enough to run Windows Aero, or other advanced multimedia experiences that are available with Windows |
| 3-4 | able to run Windows Aero. Other Windows 7 advanced features might not have all of their functionality available. For example, it would display the Windows Vista theme at a resolution of 1280x1024, but might struggle to run the theme on multiple monitors. Or, it can play digital TV content but might struggle to play High Definition Television (HDTV) content |
| 4-5 | able to support high-end, graphics-intensive experiences, such as multiplayer and 3D gaming and recording and playback of HDTV content. |