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    force gpu at full speed well on ac?

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by gordesky1, May 2, 2009.

  1. gordesky1

    gordesky1 Notebook Evangelist

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    i wanted to ask is there anyway to force the clock speeds to stay at full speed? on a g50vt-5

    because when it goes in low power webpages starts to slow down when you scroll maybe that because im useing my 28in hanns at 1920x1200.

    but still would like to have lag free well scrolling.

    like when i quit a game and scroll threw pages it flys threw but when it goes to a lower speed its slow.
     
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    if you're running GeForce, install ntune and add a profile that will set custom clocks when you start a specific application (webbrowser in your case)
     
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    I may sound dumb, but have you checked if your machine is set to performance mode on vista?
     
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    ntune wont work on my laptop :(

    first time it just blue screen and now i cant install it anymore..

    ya i have it on performance mode.
     
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    CPU fan and GPU fan are the same fan on this laptop AFAIK...
     
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    i dont meen fan speeds i mean clocks speeds

    like 2d . thotle speed . and 3dspeed and full speed.

    but it was my fault not sayin that in my info.. sorry

    i also tried to overclock the 2d speed some threw a flash but evertime it goes to 2d it freezes than says display drive quit and recoverd...

    its kinda anoying when it slows down on webpages...
     
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    avanish11 Panda! ^_^

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    avanish11, May 2, 2009
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    gordesky1 Notebook Evangelist

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    thanks avanish11 that program works :)

    and now i dont have no slowdowns scrolling :)
     
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    avanish11 Panda! ^_^

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    No problem man. I had the same problem as you :p
     
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    Yep it was either the powermizer or the vista power mode.
     
    Luke1708, May 3, 2009
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