Low System Rating Score (Windows Experience Index)

no i just tried but its got

name= amd phenom 11x4 965
code name = deneb
brand id =14
package= socket am3 938
technolgy= 45m
core voltage= 1.040 v
family= f
model= 4
tepping=3
core speed= 800 mhz
multipler= x 4.0
bus speed= 200.0 hmz
ht link= 1000.0 mhz
l1 data= 4 x 64 kb 2-way
l1 lnst = 4 x 64 kb 2-way
level 2= 4 x 512 kb 16 way
level 3= 6 mb 48-way
cores 4
thtrads 4

This is an image I found here - http://hothardware.com/Articles/AMD-...Review/?page=2

Note the multiplier is 17x not 4x as you say yours is.
Does the multiplier not increase when you are doing something?

no mine does not move from 4 thank you for helping me how did you do that screen shot i just tried that .

I wasnt the one made that image. There are several programs you can use to capture the screen of your PC. The one I use is a freeware image viewer, Irfanview.

Under the about tab you could click the validate tab and CPU-Z will create a image online just like the page that my signature links too. Then you could share the CPU-Z Validator page address for reference.

The reason your seeing 900 Mhz is these CPUs throttle back when not in use to conserve energy. The voltage usually cuts back to .99 on mine also. My Experience Index score is
5.4.

yes but on mine it does not go up at all ! my cpu score is 3.7 i just worked it out


http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=932858

gs1522 can you run your AV with CPU-Z open and you should see your MHz move.

Your motherboard manual found here - Foxconn 74ML-K

Have you had a look in the system BIOS to make sure the "CPU Multiplier Adjust" was set to Auto?
This is found in the "Fox Central Control Unit" then "Fox Intelligent Stepping"

Bring up your CPU-Z and then click a link or something to make the computer respond and it should jump right up to 3.4 instantly. Thats how mine works. It looks like its not, But it really is unless you got somethingnot configured correctly in your BIOS.

Hi it does not move much at all i really do not know what to do next !.i had a look at my bios my CPU Multiplier is set to Auto