I dont know why but i never get a stable gpu usage in games with an overclock (550,950,1350) (bc2, crysis warhead, nfs hot pursuit)
In bc2 even without an overclock i get unstable gpu usage
My gpu temps are around 88 - 90 and cpu 60 - 70
Is there a way to get it stable![]()
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ALLurGroceries Vegan Vermin Super Moderator
90 is not bad for a gaming temp for the 260m. Unstable is ~105+
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But some how my gpu usage is not stable even with those temps
And after 2 or more hours of gaming (mainly bc2) my laptop will freeze
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It's normal that the GPU usage isn't stable. No game that i know of will push the GPU at 100% all the time at settings that will give you a playable framerate. There will always be ups and downs in GPU usage when playing. If you take a fps for example, the framerate outdoors and indoors will vary. It will also vary depending on the amount of effects happening, like explosions, particle effects etc.
I've seen games push my GPU to 100% only to have it down to something like 85% a few moments later. You won't get a stable GPU usage unless you use a program like furmark to stress test. -
ALLurGroceries Vegan Vermin Super Moderator
Remove or upgrade the creative software, that caused BSODs and lockups on the G51J. The Razer software was also known to cause lockups and BSODs. Upgrade to the latest razer drivers if you use that mouse. Otherwise remove all razer software.
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I forgot to mention that the freezes only happen when overclock -
ALLurGroceries Vegan Vermin Super Moderator
Then your overclock isn't stable. Simple as that.
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Then how come on stock the gpu usage is unstable?
Is there a way i could overclock without have it crash on me? -
ALLurGroceries Vegan Vermin Super Moderator
Try using lower clock settings until you don't crash... every card has different tolerances.
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Illz, did you increase the voltage to your card? When I overclocked my GTX 260m, it wasn't stable until I increased the voltage
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Naa I didn't increase the voltage of my graphic.
And r u sure that after increasing the voltage it be stable and not freeze because i do not want to screw anything up
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I'm positive. Higher clocks require more juice to run stably. To do it, use nibitor to increase the voltage to the next available step.
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Anywayz thanks for the help. -
Even at settings too high for your GPU, you won't get stable, maxed out usage.
Also, you mentioned you're getting instability in the form of freezing when overclocking your GPU. That's not surprising, since you're overclocking your GPU. -
And i wasnt actually getting instability in the form of freezing when Oc'ed. It was just unstable, it kept dropping from 98 to 54. the freezing only occurred when i overclocked from nvidia tool.
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Discussion in 'ASUS Gaming Notebook Forum' started by Illz, Jun 15, 2011.