2 different performance index scores?

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I installed Vista Ultimate 32-bit. I get a score of 5.6 (for CPU operations
per second, everything else scores 5.9!). I also did a second install of
Home Premium, on a difference partition on the same physcial disk (this was
a test install, I've deleted it now). This install scored 5.7 for the CPU.

Why would two almost-identical installs have two different scores for the
same CPU?
 
Brian W said:
I installed Vista Ultimate 32-bit. I get a score of 5.6 (for CPU
operations per second, everything else scores 5.9!). I also did a second
install of Home Premium, on a difference partition on the same physcial
disk (this was a test install, I've deleted it now). This install scored
5.7 for the CPU.

Why would two almost-identical installs have two different scores for the
same CPU?
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Because 5.6 and 5.7 are essentially the same.
You may have moved the mouse on one or had some network traffic and it could
have just pushed a 5.7 to a 5.6.
 

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