My Windows Experience Index (Windows 7 64 bit) is still a 5.9 for Hard Disk - the same that it was with my 7200 rpm Hard Disk - although now I have a 160GB Intel 320 series SSD... See the image below as well.

Any ideas what my issue is here? I am using "iastor" as my AHCI driver, and everything is aligned ok (according to AS SSD)... I'm clueless why its still so low...

Intel SSD Toolbox Status

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To rule out a trivial case: You updated the values by clicking Re-run the assessment, right? – Dennis Dec 3 '11 at 18:57
@Dennis Yes sir! haha. – Shackrock Dec 3 '11 at 21:10
What are you seeing as the sustained read/write speeds of the drive? – steampowered Dec 3 '11 at 22:56
@steampowered it feels really fast, I mean it's definately faster than the old drive - no question... how can I check the sustained speeds? – Shackrock Dec 3 '11 at 23:30
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If you are using Windows Vista, 5.9 is the highest score.

from: Microsoft

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Just added more info. (Windows 7 64 bit) – Shackrock Dec 3 '11 at 17:57
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