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    Need help with g53jw-a1 gpu/cpu oc

    Discussion in 'ASUS Gaming Notebook Forum' started by the[r], Mar 2, 2011.

  1. the[r]

    the[r] Notebook Consultant

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    Specs listed in sig, what programs do I need. if this has been covered in a previous thread/forum I'm sorry in advance.
     
  2. CrappyAlloy

    CrappyAlloy Notebook Evangelist

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    CPU - SetFSB
    GPU - Hmm I think JW users use MSI AfterBurner or Nvidia System Tools?

    Someone with a 460M would be better chiming in here :)
     
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    the[r] Notebook Consultant

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    haha yea, ty for the reply and i hope someone with a 460m does give me some input it would be much appreciated
     
  4. hendrixboogie

    hendrixboogie Notebook Enthusiast

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    Use MSI Afterburner for the GPU. Good settings are Core 800 Shader 1600 Memory 1500. And for SetFSB, use the G73JH generator. ;)
     
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    I use Nvidia Inspector 1.954. It's really the better replacement for RivaTuner. It also allows for tweaking of profiles.

    All the RivaTuner copies, like Afterburner, are obsolete in comparison.