The Windows System Assessment tool displays incorrect processor information about an Intel Ultra Mobile Platform-based computer that is running Windows Vista
On an Intel Ultra Mobile Platform-based computer that is running Windows Vista, the Windows System Assessment tool (Winsat.exe) displays incorrect processor information. Therefore, the Windows Experience Index score is lower than the actual score.
Note: The code name for Intel Ultra Mobile Platform is “McCaslin.”
For example, you open a command prompt by using an administrator account. Then, you run the WinSAT.exe –v command at the command prompt. The processor cache size that appears in the command output is not consistent with the processor cache size that is described in the processor’s product documentation.
For more information on this issue, including potential causes, workarounds, and resolutions, see: Microsoft KB Article KB935495.

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