Gaming graphics Please help me to increase the window experience index score from 1 above.Thanks

Check its <span>Windows</span> Experience Index score <p>The <span>Windows</span> Experience Index is a measure of how capable your computer is. To calculate it, <span>Windows</span> analyzes the hardware and software on your PC and then assigns it a score. The higher the number, the more likely your PC can handle games and other demanding programs.<br /> <p>When you buy a game, make sure the minimum score recommended by the publisher (typically printed on the box) is <span>less than, or equal to,</span> the <span>Windows</span> Experience Index for your computer. That's one way to ensure it will run smoothly.<br /> <p><br /> Check its hardware requirements <p>Even if your computer's <span>Windows</span> Experience Index score is good enough for a particular title, it's possible that an individual piece of hardware-a video card, for example-on your PC isn't.<br /> <p>That's why it's also critical to study the <span>minimum system requirements</span> listed on the game packaging and confirm your computer meets or exceeds them. Few programs put a heavier demand on your computer than games. If your computer's specs fall short, a game might run sluggishly-or not at all. <br /> <p>The components game publishers are typically most concerned with are:<br /> <ul> <li> <p><span>Central processing unit (CPU):</span> Make sure both the CPU speed and model meet the game requirements.<br /> </li> <li> <p><span>Random access memory (RAM):</span> Many games now require at least one gigabyte of RAM.<br /> </li> <li> <p><span>Video card:</span> Your video card must have a certain amount of memory and have a compatible <span>chipset</span> (publishers usually list the make and model of compatible cards). Cards must also typically support DirectX 9 or later.<br /> </li> <li> <p><span>Hard disk</span>: Most games require a certain amount of free space.<br /></li></ul>

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This will show you how to update or refresh the Windows Experience Index (WEI) base score in Windows 7 to help measure the capability of your computer.
1. Open the Start Menu.
2. Right click on the Computer button, and click on Properties.
Note: You could also just press the Windows Key + Pause/Break key to open System Properties.
3. Click on the System rating is not available, Windows Experience Index, or Your Windows Experience Index needs to be refreshed link.
4. Click on Windows Exoerience Index
5. Click on Your Windows Experience Index needs to ber refreshed
6 Click on the Rate this computer button, Re-run the assessment link, or Refresh Now button.
7. Finaly Click on Update My Score.
You will now see this status window.