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21424 marks with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670M at 810/1750MHz

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7171st

WR Rank:

7171st out of 13906

3440th

Global 1x GPU rank:

3440th out of 8887

3rd

GeForce GTX 670Mrank:

Cup Bronze 3rd out of 8

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  • Model: GeForce GTX 670M (GF114') NVIDIA
  • Cooling: Air (Stock)
  • Speed: 810MHz (+35.45%) / 1,620MHz / 1,750MHz (+133.33%)
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Recent Comments

qhfreddy says:

You running stock volts or with a mod?

FranceAerandir says:

Hi

I'm running at stock voltages, I think it's too dangerous for the hardware to overvolt on laptops ...

qhfreddy says:

Thanks, the thing is I am having trouble getting my memory over 1630MHz (effective) and core over 740MHz. I am only touching 65C, so I might get a voltage unlocked bios.

FranceAerandir says:

Do you use Afterburner too ?

qhfreddy says:

NVidia inspector, afterburner doesn't seem to work.

FranceAerandir says:

what PC do you have ?

I'm running at 800/1750 with afterburner on my MSI GT70

qhfreddy says:

http://hwbot.org/submission/2365991_qhfreddy_3dmark06_geforce_gtx_670m_19361_marks

 

It's a GT60. I usually run it at 700/1600 when gaming. 900mV stock voltages.

FranceAerandir says:

It should work with MSI Afterburner ... When you apply the overclock with AB, you have to put the laptop on the "Turbo" mode

Try also to run AB on administrator mode

qhfreddy says:

Ok, afterburner worked with admin. I will take another run with that when the weather is cool enough.

 

The main reason I was interested in overvolting was because I was getting only 65c in BF3 running at 700/1600, but I am not comfortable running the card at that clock the whole time as it is very close to instability. Do you have any idea if AB does overvoltaging automatically?

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