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    Default Re: Overclocking the GT 540M

    Quote Originally Posted by tvdang7 View Post
    550m speeds work on my 540m. but not too much beyond that.
    I've got my 525M benching 3dmark vantage stable right now at 800 on the core - 820 and the test still completes, but I start to see some minimal tearing / artifacting. Time to start raising the memory .

    The cooling system in the L502X can deal with a ton of heat - even with these overclocks I'm only hitting ~68C load on the gpu. This thing was built to handle a 50W graphics chip so hopefully Dell will start offering one for the XPS 15 series soon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tvdang7 View Post
    550m speeds work on my 540m. but not too much beyond that.
    I concur. I am able to play games at 740/1000 no problem. It does get up to 80 degrees celsius though.

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    Final stable speeds for my 525M are 800 / 1050 giving me a 3dmark vantage bench of P5324 (up from P4096 stock).

    After hitting 1000 on the memory additional speed increases only yield very minor gains (1050 gives me ~15 points in vantage) - looks like I'm going to leave it at 1000 for normal use.

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    Default Re: Overclocking the GT 540M

    dang you guy's 525 is yields better clocks than my 540m. Well that is just 3dmark though not a few hours gaming correct?
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    Quote Originally Posted by tvdang7 View Post
    dang you guy's 525 is yields better clocks than my 540m. Well that is just 3dmark though not a few hours gaming correct?
    not hours but i had crysis 2 going for 45 minutes
    full 1080p in low settings no lag

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    Default Re: Overclocking the GT 540M

    I'll have to check those speeds with my 540m....I'm looking to give it a boost. Maybe a bit lower, so I'll check with a couple benchmarks

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    I ran a bunch of benchmarks with the GT540m OC'd to 800/1050 and here are the following results:

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    Idle Temp: 47-52C (note these temps are on a chill pad)
    
    3d Mark06: Default settings 1024x768
    Score: 9688
    Temp:  77C
    
    Resident Evil 5:
    1920x1080 Resolution (1600x900 gets me over 50FPS consistently)
    No AA, No Motion Blur
    Max Settings
    Variable: 38.5 FPS
    Fixed: 35.4 FPS
    Temp: 79C
    
    Street Fighter IV:
    1920x1080 Resolution
    No AA, VSync Off
    Max Settings
    Average FPS: 71.4

    I've not yet went over 80C, but I'm getting ready to play Sogun II: Total War for a bit, so after a couple hours we'll see what happens, I run everything on High or Ultra at 1920x1080 with Medium Unit size and detail. The map is laggy sometimes, but the battles are awesome and silky smooth

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    Default Re: Overclocking the GT 540M

    Quote Originally Posted by joehempel View Post
    I ran a bunch of benchmarks with the GT540m OC'd to 800/1050 and here are the following results:

    Code:
    Idle Temp: 47-52C (note these temps are on a chill pad)
    
    3d Mark06: Default settings 1024x768
    Score: 9688
    Temp:  77C
    
    Resident Evil 5:
    1920x1080 Resolution (1600x900 gets me over 50FPS consistently)
    No AA, No Motion Blur
    Max Settings
    Variable: 38.5 FPS
    Fixed: 35.4 FPS
    Temp: 79C
    
    Street Fighter IV:
    1920x1080 Resolution
    No AA, VSync Off
    Max Settings
    Average FPS: 71.4

    I've not yet went over 80C, but I'm getting ready to play Sogun II: Total War for a bit, so after a couple hours we'll see what happens, I run everything on High or Ultra at 1920x1080 with Medium Unit size and detail. The map is laggy sometimes, but the battles are awesome and silky smooth
    i thought default 3dmark 06 was 12x10 res?
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    Default Re: Overclocking the GT 540M

    Whatever it was, it's the default, 1280x1024 if that's what you mean...I don't know what 12x10 is.

    I should add that Dragon Age II runs on High with 1920x1080 resolution quite smoothly at least in the beginning battle.

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    Default Re: Overclocking the GT 540M

    Hello, I did a 10% overclock on 540m, ran several tests on 3dmark06, 11, Cinebench, ect. but I experienced BSOD while benchmarking Metro 2033, hm what do you guys think... I am an Acer 5750g user though.
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