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The only way a mechanical drive will score higher than 5.9 is if you use RAID. MS made seek times and random write/read a big portion of the test. And, I've only seen mechanical RAIDs score 6.1 or 6.2.
This link is to the MS developer blog, and it details how WEI is scored. http://blogs.msdn.com/e7/archive/2009/01/19/engineering-the-windows-7-windows-experience-index.aspx
Here's another one to a post dedicated to SSDs, and at the bottom, they tell you why SSDs score so much higher. http://blogs.msdn.com/e7/archive/2009/05/05/support-and-q-a-for-solid-state-drives-and.aspx
i still have yet to see one screenshot of a 7.9These 7.8-7.9 X25-MG2 scores are interesting because the X25-E only scores a 7.5. Either the results are bugged, or the X25-MG2s do really well with something in this benchmark that doesn't reflect a single real life application or retail benchmark. My 80G1, 160G1s score 7.4s and OCZ Vertex EX scores 7.5.
i still have yet to see one screenshot of a 7.9
Drop it in mud?7.7 on a brand new X25-M 80GB G1. I'm pretty sure the "brand new" part is important, since this one will never be as clean again as it is now.
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enable write back cache in your system settings. Device manager>select the disk drive>right click>properties>policies>check the box that says enable write back cache or similar