N5110 Bios Mod

[MPIXAPP]

Turn on Vsync ?!

[Bentoo]

Turn on Vsync ?!

No Vsync option...

[Skander]

Its in the Nvidia CP.

But no one answered my question, is it SAFE?

[Skander]

Hey i got a small problem
before overclocking with evga,i used to get decent and good graphics in nfs:hp2010 with 30-40fps but after overclocking i get bad graphics with lines and 60fps..
Other games work fine,this problem with nfs only...
Oc--
core clock 830mhz
shader 1661mhz
memory 1001mhz
And temp doesnt go above 85,played batman:ac and stable with 40-50 fps..

You are pushing the card too far bro!

Stick with:

Core: 800
Shader: 1600
Memory: 1000

Don't go any further.

[Bentoo]

You are pushing the card too far bro!

Stick with:

Core: 800
Shader: 1600
Memory: 1000

Don't go any further.

Ok Thanks

[Bentoo]

Its in the Nvidia CP.

But no one answered my question, is it SAFE?

Hey i think you should first upgrade to the official a9 bios and then use the modded one....
Thats what i did before overclocking...



Hey turning on vertical sync in CP also doesnt work...

[Skander]

Hey i think you should first upgrade to the official a9 bios and then use the modded one....
Thats what i did before overclocking...



Hey turning on vertical sync in CP also doesnt work...

The lines are called artifacts, either a sign of overheating or too much overclocking, so keep lowering the clocks until they stop.

[Skander]

Hey i think you should first upgrade to the official a9 bios and then use the modded one....
Thats what i did before overclocking...



Hey turning on vertical sync in CP also doesnt work...

Thanks, will do.

[Bentoo]

The lines are called artifacts, either a sign of overheating or too much overclocking, so keep lowering the clocks until they stop.

Hey these lines first appeared when the gpu was not overclocked and then when i used modded 555m rom and msi for overclocking,then game worked fine with real graphics and lines disappeared ,but after this a9 modded bios lines came back...

[Skander]

That is weird...
What i suggest is going back to the stock bios from the dell website a9 not undervolted, and overclocking with the default volts.
Safest thing you can do.