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    How do you overclock Geforce 9500M GS

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by laptop4life, May 14, 2008.

  1. laptop4life

    laptop4life Notebook Consultant

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    You can see the system i have below and im Wondering how to over clock my video card and what are some good over clocks for games such as Counter strike source and COD4
     
  2. KGann

    KGann NBR Themesong Writer

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    Download a select driver from Laptopvideo2go.com. (I would suggest 174.74)

    Download "Nvtune", also. (Quick Google)

    You will see in your "Nvidia Control Panel" the option for "Adjust GPU Settings". This is where you will OC. You just check the "Custom Clocks" square, and adjust. No one can tell you the best overclock, as all systems are different, so what you want to do is OC by small margins at a time. (Starting with Core, then Clock) After an OC, run some kind of your own stress test. Load up CoD4 and play for 15-20 minutes. Always watch your temps! This is where the beast lies in Overclocking- the temps.

    Any more questions just let us know.
     
  3. ahmt_frk_asln

    ahmt_frk_asln Newbie

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    (-sorry, my english isn't vey well.-I'm turkish)

    my computer is asus f8sn .(t8300, 2gb ram, gefoece 9500m)
    I can do it. first download "powerstrip" for video card. you can find it with google. for cpu over clock, download setfsb: http://www13.plala.or.jp/setfsb/download/ver21/setfsb_2_1_69_2.zip

    this program can do more over clock to your video card with cpu. my new cpu clock is 2.75 ghz. you can see it at picture.

    use my frequencies.
    that is my over clock:
    [​IMG]
     
  4. csinth

    csinth Snitch?

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    I wouldn't recommend just using his frequencies.. all graphics cards are different and have different thresholds. Just work your way up slowly.
     
  5. ahmt_frk_asln

    ahmt_frk_asln Newbie

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    which software do you use. I could'nt do it with ntune.
     
  6. Dragunov-21

    Dragunov-21 Notebook Evangelist

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    You probably need newer drivers (I'm loving 177.79).

    Like KGann said, laptopvideo2go.com is your best friend.

    I've got nTune, but I use RivaTuner (just prefer it).
     
  7. JWest

    JWest Master of Notebookery

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    matmat07 Notebook Evangelist

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    Try driver 169.04 . It worked for me (see the sig)
     
  9. Reggie02

    Reggie02 Newbie

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    culd you tell me step by step? I am very new and i need help for cpu and gpu (acer6920g).
    thanks in advance. :D
     
  10. Cheeseman

    Cheeseman Eats alot of Cheese

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