hey all, ive got a dell xps m1210 with a geforce go 7400. my question is to all who overclock their video card, i am just curious what did you clock your core freqency and memory to?
i currently have mine running at:
Core Clock Frequency: 506 Mhz
Memory Clock Freqeuncy: 1.0 Ghz
i only use these settings for gaming, and it was clocked with forceware.
im just wondering what you have your videocard overclocked to, to know if i can increase these settings
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could you post a guide or a link to one on how to overclock it? I just installed the drivers that were provided on a CD which ones should i actually get in order to OC it? I looked everywhere and i cant find out how ppl actually do it.
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you can download forceware coolbits 2.0
install it and then you will be able to overclock
right click ur destop>properties>settings>advanced>geforce go 7400>clock frequency settings.
the clock frequency settings will only appear after u install forceware coolbits 2.0
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could you tell me what your GPU temp was before you did this and after?
mine dwels at around 55 celsius stock. -
when im not overclocking and just using normal settings its usually between 48-58 and after clocking between 55-65 i believe
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Iceman0124 More news from nowhere
the safest approach to overclocking with cool bits is to use the test for optimal frequencies option, run that 3 or 4 times,and go with the last setting as your base line, if you want to try and go faster, go with very small jumps, 3mhz at at time at most, I havent messed with overclocking my 7400 yet, but thats the approach I took for my desktop 7900gt and it worked like a charm
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You guys should run a benchmark like 3dmark05 with out it overclocked at then with it overclocked and see how the scores compare.
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another vote for 3Dmark05
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^^thanks for the advice, ill run a before and after test
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^^I'm too afraid to OC it. Mine peak 86C when playing HL2 for an hour and that's still at stock speed. How do you manage to get 55-65 after overclocking? Mine to share your cooling setup?
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chronicfuture12 Notebook Consultant
That is not good adx, you should really find out more about that.
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Believe me, this GPU is hot. Try to monitor yours first at stock speed then decide if you really want to OC with stock cooling. I use I8kfanGUI to monitor my system temp. U can get it here : http://www.diefer.de/i8kfan/index.html
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i dont really have a "setup" although when overclocked, i like to keep objects at the edges under the laptop at the rear so that the fan at the bottom is blowing air out, it actually makes a huge difference for me with my temp settings
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Iceman0124 More news from nowhere
use a program that lets you take control over the fans, and have them kick on to high BEFORE it heats up
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^^got any idea on what kinds of programs i could use to do that?
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Iceman0124 More news from nowhere
I8kfangui, nhc, those are the most popular, I use I8k
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^^thanks a bunch
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I am overclocked with Rivatuner. 550 on Core Bus and left Memory Bus at 900. I get a 15-20% boost on the 3DMark which is still low since I only have 1 Gig of Ram with Vista. 3DMARK05 Before: 1560 After: 1920. I have order more memory! My temps are CPU 40 and GPU 47. When I run
3DMark05 they both hover around 70-75. I have the fan speed set to go on high at 65. -
Never found an overclocking page for m1210's before.
I've managed to get up to 533/1113 using RivaTuner. So far it's stable and giving me a 5 to 10 frame boost while playing nvwn2. Haven't tried anything else to measure it yet. I realize this is an old thread but maybe someone else will join in.
Dell XPS M1210 w/ geforce 7400. what are you overclocked to?
Discussion in 'Dell' started by brown_fv, Nov 10, 2006.