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Those who have overclocked their 570m, can you please post the following details:
1. What are your OC frequencies?
2. Which laptop are you using?
3. Max temperatures under load?
4. What tool are you using for OC?
5. Are you using anything apart from stock config for cooling?
6.Any Tips for fellow overclockers?
Many thanks.
I have a MSI G780dx-215US
I have modifed the actually GPU bios to increase the standard default's to which you can see below I have also increased the GPU voltage to .9v
To increase over the new default settings I have used nvidia inspector. I am using stock cooling setup, temps have been no higher than 74c and I have a fresh MX2 paste. I am looking to upgrade the CPU as only got the ickle i7 2630 so am looking at getting something else in place I have found an i7 2820 that i am conidering using
http://3dmark.com/3dmv/3625827
http://gpuz.techpowerup.com/11/11/05/fe3.png
Only 74C inspite of such high clocks on stock cooling? Is it because of adjusting voltage? Or is the 780 that much better at cooling? I have 683DXR btw.
1) 750/1500/1800Quote:
Originally Posted by anurag1910
2) GT683DXR
3) 82c
4) nVidia Inspector
5) Stock cooling
6) I flashed the vbios to .9v. It helps with reaching a higher overclock ceiling.
I'd really like to know this one as well.Quote:
Only 74C inspite of such high clocks on stock cooling? Is it because of adjusting voltage? Or is the 780 that much better at cooling?
Directions with helpful links would go nicely in this thread, for those of that may have missed them in other scattered topics. I'm assuming this would work on ANY 570m, whether it's in a 780 or 683DXR?Quote:
I flashed the vbios to .9v. It helps with reaching a higher overclock ceiling.
currently running 700/1400/1800 @ approx 83c max. Debating repaste with AS5, not sure if it would make much of a difference though. Would REALLY like to find a beefier fan that'll fit in the stock location for better cooling. . .
I used Svet's vbios mod utility. Information can be found here: Svet's VBIOS Tuner - [ver: 0.83x]Quote:
Originally Posted by mindinversion
To the best of my knowledge, it currently supports any MSI 570m in any model. :)
You, sir, are a bonafide saint :DQuote:
I used Svet's vbios mod utility. Information can be found here: Svet's VBIOS Tuner - [ver: 0.83x]
Quote:
Originally Posted by Keith1341
Exactly the same tool I used:D
Are there any risks involved in using Svet's VBIOS tuner?
Ofcourse as with any modification done to the bios you could render your GPU useless with just one error in your bios update. This is only for those who knows what they are doing and are willing to take that risk.Quote:
Originally Posted by anurag1910