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    XPS M1530 Overclocking

    Discussion in 'Dell XPS and Studio XPS' started by jpfalet, Jun 20, 2008.

  1. jpfalet

    jpfalet Notebook Guru

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    Ok....Well, Ive been posting alot lately on my still-not-shipped XPS M1530...

    This is probably my last question (maybe one more but I don't think so lol)...

    So, anybody here has overclocked their XPS M1530 and can tell me the temperature at which it gets to while playing Crysis or any hardcore game?

    ty

    :)
     
  2. Lefix

    Lefix Notebook Evangelist

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    I have mine currently OC'ed to 575/1150/752 and i get 5398 Marks, very good on FPS, and peak at 80 degree..
     
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    halkyon Notebook Consultant

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    OC to 685/1000, temp is around 75-80 C on Crysis after playing for an hour or two. Doesn't get any higher than this. 6100 marks in 3DMark06.
     
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    atsoi Notebook Enthusiast

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    Core : 690 Mhz
    Shader : 1380 Mhz
    Memory: 880 Mhz

    3DMARK06: 6253 3DMarks :)

    Temps while playing Crysis:
    ACPI: Max 77 degrees Celsius
    Core: Max 68 degrees Celsius
    GeForce 8600M GT: Max 80 degrees Celsius