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WinSAT, the abbreviation of Windows system Evaluation tool (Windows System Assessment Tool), is a command-line tool built into the system from the beginning of Windows Vista, which can benchmark various components of Windows PC.

Remember the Windows experience Index (WEI) feature in Windows Vista and Windows 7? This hardware credit is the hardware rating calculated by the WinSAT command.

WinSAT syntax

Winsat

Winsat dwm-the ability to evaluate the effectiveness of the system's Aero desktop.

Winsat d3D-evaluates the ability of the system to run Direct 3D applications.

Winsat mem-evaluates the system memory bandwidth.

Winsat disk-evaluate the performance of disk drives.

Winsat cpu-evaluate the performance of CPU.

Winsat media-use the Direct Show framework to evaluate video encoding and decoding performance.

Winsat mfmedia-evaluate the performance of video decoding using the Media Foundation framework.

Winsat features-list relevant system information.

If you want live help, use winsat-help.

Example of using WinSAT

Now let's give a few examples to see how it works:

Run a full assessment

Winsat formal

After the above command runs, a predefined evaluation is performed and the data is saved to the XML file in the% systemroot%\ performance\ WinSAT\ datastore folder.

If you need to re-perform the evaluation, you can execute winsat formal-restart.

Evaluate disk performance

Perform sequential read IO performance evaluation on C: disk:

Winsat disk-seq-read-drive c

Perform a random write IO performance evaluation on the C: disk:

Winsat disk-ran-write-drive c

Run a complete disk performance assessment with the default configuration:

Winsat disk

Evaluate memory performance

Run the full RAM assessment using the default configuration:

Winsat mem

The use of the winsat command line is free and flexible. For example, if you want to use 32MB buffer to perform a 4-12 second evaluation and write the result to a memtest.xml file, you can use the following command:

Winsat mem-mint 4.0-maxt 12.0-buffersize 32MB-xml memtest.xml

Evaluate processor performance

Perform an 256-bit AES encryption assessment:

Winsat cpu-encryption

Use Lempel-Zev compression to run the evaluation:

Winsat cpu-compression

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