NVIDIA GT 650M Benchmarks

To do that he should ask svl7 from techinferno forum. He has already made 1 bios mod for GE60 660M lowering voltage.

 

yeah just asked there. I actualy am aiming for a 4000 score on 3dmark. The stock for the 650m is around 2200. But when i cool it with good air from outside (its around 10C now) should run pretty cool. When i set my scores with the 1150MHz core clock temps were just over 50C (temps outside were -5 back then i supose)
NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M video card benchmark result - Intel Core i7-3820QM Processor,Apple Inc. Mac-C3EC7CD22292981F score: P4423 3DMarks
Wanna beat him :thumbsup:

What voltage should i aim for with such a massive OC 1.4V or something like that?

 

Yeah I suggested that to him a few days ago when we were talking about modded vbioses

Good god that's insane! lol are you sure that's legit? That benchmark puts stock 675ms and 6990ms to shame!

It kind of depends on the stock voltage and what your card's tolerances are. I go up to 1.05v with my 680m with no issues (stock voltage is .987)

 

Its not legit. Pffeww.. He is having a second GPU which is a 560 TI. So he isnt that good at all.

NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M video card benchmark result - Intel Core i7-3720QM Processor,Alienware M14xR2 score: P3414 3DMarks
This is then the 1st legit score. That seems very much in reach. I almost ran at 3000 points.

 

LOL. Your current is under 0.9V, right? Somewhere about 0.86. Make it 0.94 or maybe 1.00V.

 

nope i have seen it at over 1.1V. I am basicly looking for a massive OC for benchmarks and then put it back

 

Tested the new 313.95 beta drivers with a overclock of +135MHz core & +200MHz mem:



To the poster above - I am confused as to how you managed to get so much of a higher score in your physics when your CPU is exactly the same as mine?

 

That's a tiny overvolt. You may be right, but normally for heavy overclocks you'd increase voltage above 1.00v. I never overclocked my old 650m so I don't really have any experience with it though.

Sounds good. 3.5k is certainly possible I think. Good luck!

 

Once I get my i7 quad core (i7-3610QM only) back in my Sager NP6110 (currently testing with an i5-3360m), I can hit P3200+ 3DMark11 no problem even at stock voltage, likely 3500-3600 with slight overvolt.

 

How are temps when overclocking with your 6110? My old NP6165 ran really cool, but I'm just wondering how the smaller chassis handles cooling during heavy overclocks.

 

My ram is probably faster (corsair Vengeance). I seen an increase in CPU scores when i got the faster ram. Furthermore my systems runs really cool. At full load when i ran that benchmark the GPU never run much hotter than 50C. Same goes for the CPU (eventho i didnt check that time). I dont know about MoBo quality and chipset if that can have a difference. Never the less good score

That is what i think is a pitty that the system as a whole is mesuered the first score. This way because i only have an i5 i can never compete with the people with an i7. Eventho i might be able to reach the highest OC of all

 

GPU is usually less than 75C, CPU can be the challenge though, but with gaming it's usually under 85C, typically under 80C. Benchmarking is a different story. The GPU I don't think has ever exceeded 80C though, but I can easily push the CPU to its limits and reach 95C before it starts to throttle.

 

Daniel, are you sure? In attached screenshot I see 0.84V max for GT 650M with 2GB of GDDR5 RAM.
Are you aware that svl7 doubtfully will cook vBIOSes mods for all occasions in your life LOL. For a long-term usage in my mind and for all other people be able to use it I believe around 1V is good enough.

 

this is my source. But i dont know if this is a good to way to messuere voltage

what do you mean with this?

 

He means you shouldn't use a heavy overvolt as a long term solution. I would just recommend using stock voltage normally and 1.0+ (my guess is 1.03-1.05) for benchmarking.

 

Yeah as i said earlyer. I am not planning on a standart OC or OV. As i dont game i dont need it. I only want more power for the benchmarks i´ll run So after the those i´ll just set it back to stock voltage. But when running the benchmarks i want more power to get my graphics score on 3dmark over 3000-3500 is what i am aiming for (am at over 2800 now stock is somewhere 2000-2200)

 

Even if we are lucky and he will make a bios modification he will change 3 voltage values. 1 is for 2D mode (low voltage). 2-nd is for 3D mode. And third... most likely he will disable turbo mode at all for better stability while OCed.
You will not be able to change voltage with slider after his mod. More voltage means more heat anyways.
He will also unlock OCing (for doing it without bat files).
So whatever he will mod he will do it limited amount of mods. If he decides to do it at all.

As about your voltage level. Could you check it with GPU-z for example?

 

650M goes up to 1.10V at stock condition with no overvolting necessary? Well, my DDR3 version does. Clearly DDR3 version must be set at higher voltages than GDDR5 version.

You should be able to go to 1.1V if my DDR3 can. Watch the temps though.

 

at 1150 the temps were 50C. Temps are no problem Waiting for the modded vbios tho.. I wonder when it i´ll come

 

How is this possible? Your cooling system must be liquid nitrogen!

Mine has gone up to 92C in the past and that's not overclocked. Overclocking doesn't actually seem to increase temps for me - but they're high anyway - in the mid-to-high 80s most of the time.

 

Is your laptop tiny or something? That seems really high for that gpu. I don't think my old 650m ever got above 60C during gaming (Sager NP6165)

 

any benchmark for SLI in lenovo?

 

My laptop has a turbo cooling button which increases noise and airflow. Then i unscrewed the botom cover (got acces to GPU, CPU etc its a gaming laptop) and then put it on its side so it had free airflow. Also the room temp was i think somewere around 10C. Im very happy with the cooling in my laptop

 

Notebookcheck.net has a review on it.

There's about a 40% gain in performance.

 

NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M video card benchmark result - Intel Core i7-3630QM Processor,LENOVO INVALID score: P3696 3DMarks
This seems to be a 3dmark score at stock clocks.

NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M video card benchmark result - Intel Core i7-3630QM Processor,LENOVO INVALID score: P4861 3DMarks
This is the highest 3dmark score

 

with the 313.96 and 135MHz core and 1000MHz mem i get only a 2400 graphics score. You got a lot higher overall score.
NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M video card benchmark result - Intel Core i5-3210M Processor,Micro-Star International Co., Ltd. MS-16GA score: P2526 3DMarks

 

Updated OP with refreshed graph with 313.96 beta drivers with two new games.



Will eventually get around to benchmarking games like Skyrim, Mass Effect 3, Crysis 2 and Borderlands 2 using FRAPS when I have time. And of course Crysis 3 and Bioshock Infinite when they release.

Oh, and the Catzilla benchmark too.

 

Nice work. Were they all the same settings at 720p?

 

Maxed out settings apart from exclusive NVIDIA effects like PhysX (for fair comparison to equivalent AMD cards). 1366x768 with no AA.

 

When i am playing BF3 with settings on high, textures on ultra and 4x AA i get around 30 fps. It varies from 25 to 40 most of the time. Pretty decent i´d say. Eventho you really notice fps go down with the high settings

 

My sore. 1111/2501

 

So what if it scores this much FPS in games... 1366 x 768 resolution is PATHETIC and I consider this a junk laptop. My old Dell E1705 has 1920 x 1200 screen resolution, but it's ok for old games like Neverwinter Nights 2. Plays Crysis on low settings though, but that's no fun.

 

Calm down dear, it's only benchmarks! When I have the time I'll re-run these benches and more on my external 1080p monitor (my TV, actually) if that'll make you happy

Besides 1366x768 is fairly common among laptops, it's not unheard of in the mobile realm.

 

Has anyone done any 650M SLI benchmarks? I'm curious as to what my y400 is capable of but I don't have the funds to grab the second 650m at the moment.

 

Hey CakeFish - great thread - Arma 2 (and Dayz if you load it) was mentioned a few times from what i read but i couldn't find anywhere where the actual results were posted....did you try that game? And what were the results? tia

 

here you go
3DMark11
NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M video card benchmark result - Intel Core i7-3630QM Processor,LENOVO INVALID score: P3732 3DMarks

3DMark Vantage
NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M video card benchmark result - Intel Core i7-3630QM Processor,LENOVO INVALID score: P14165 3DMarks

 

problem solved

 

Excellent, this is just what I was looking for. Thank you.

 

Anyone has a bench showing how this GPU runs Crysis 3 or some personal experience?

 

well on my dell with the core clock at 935mhz and the memory at 2200mhz, I get a constant 50-55fps on medium 1366x768

 

D: NO WAY. IMPOSSIBLE.

I get severe frame drops down to 20fps at lowest!!! What driver are you using???!!! Please tell me PLEASE!!! I'm desperate.

 

no its not impossible some screenz: and my graphic options:
as u can see even with explosions and stuff its still around 50-55
I use the latest nvidia driver 314.07+MSI Afterburner for the extra juice on the core clock and the memory clock

 

when i tried the crysis 3 MP beta, I also had frame rate drops . maybe its fixed now

 

Hey

I planning to get a laptop for mostly gaming and photoshop. I just want to know that should i get the same laptop as you are having ( i5-3210m with gt 650m) or should i buy the higher version having a i7-3630 with gt 650m ?

For reference here are the links to the configurations
1) Samsung NP550P5C-S05IN Laptop (3rd Gen Ci7/ 8GB/ 1TB/ Win8/ 2GB Graph) - Samsung: Flipkart.com

2) Samsung NP550P5C-S04IN Laptop (3rd Gen Ci5/ 6GB/ 1 TB/ Win8/ 2GB Graph) - Samsung: Flipkart.com

I wont be getting new laptop until 4 years . should i invest more and get i7 ?

 

Go with i7. Quad core is the way to go. And heck, that's only a 6% cost increase to go from a low end dual core to a quad. Best investment you could make.

 

I've been looking at this forum for a while now and haven't found what I was after. Maybe I missed it?

Can someone recommend MSI Afterburner settings for the GDDR5 650m? I know it can be maxed out, but wouldn't that put a lot of strain/heat on the chip? Can anyone suggest a 'moderate' number for Afterburner?

 

I use core clock +135 and memory +200.

 

Thanks Cakefish! I've seen that you've tested quite extensively. Should I move the bar up slowly, or is it OK to just set it to what you have?

Do you know what the percentage performance increase is? 10% 20%? Also, am I correct in that you said the temps stay about the same?

Finally, I downloaded the latest verison from the MSI site...but it tells me that there is a v 2.4.0. Anyone have a link?

 

Another question
I think both i5 and i7 have HT (correct me if i am wrong ) . I read somewhere that HT leads to several performance issues ? are you aware of any issues related to it or is it just a minute thing ?

 

is it running on gt650m ddr3 or gddr5 ?