Hmm, I note they keep saying GTX... Wonder if that means it'll be dropped on GT series? My GT 840M doesn't like the sound of that, what with the already limited memory, but at least my 980m will remain happy.
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I wrote here how Nvidia can easily gimp many mobile GPUs with OC lock. If you missed it, you are late. I deleted it to be safe.Last edited: Feb 20, 2015 -
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Yeah good point on the 840M.
I would like to continue overclocking the 840M in my UX303LN.Last edited: Feb 19, 2015 -
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Will these upcoming "unlocked" drivers be truly unlocked or still be capped at max +135 on the core?
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You need it for any laptop to OC beyond the limit and also to add voltage...
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We did it guys!!!!!!!XOXOXOXOXXO
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I have a bad feeling we haven't seen the end of this. Some kind of artificial gimping might still be on the cards. I think if it weren't for swap-able MXM modules in the bigger system with better cooling we might have had less of a fight on our hands.
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King of Interns Simply a laptop enthusiast
Who cares if they limit it to +10. With the modifications done by Prema and SVL 7 the sliders can be unlocked to go much further right? Pretty sure on the 680M it is +135 and when I flash SVL 7 bios magically the slider is not limited at all.
Still I will also wait to see what Nvidia actually do. They still haven't given a good enough reason why they did it in the first place. AMD please release something to wipe the floor with Nvidia they sorely deserve it. -
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MXM probably helped IMO. They're usually in a more high priced segment of laptops and AMD makes them too, so even though there is a lull, that's where there would be greater competition. -
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EDIT: On a slightly different side of this topic, it looks like Dell might not have had a hand in the overclocking ban:
http://en.community.dell.com/owners-club/alienware/f/3746/t/19620124
However, there is a lot of discussion in this following thread suspecting that the above statement by Dell is hokum!
http://forum.notebookreview.com/thr...ger-frank-azor-anything-on-awa.770195/page-28Last edited: Feb 20, 2015 -
maybe theyll decide to bring back the TDP throttle they had installed in pre-347 drivers.....
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After thinking about this once again perhaps we should make preventive attack on nividia forum right now? So they wouldn't dare to do what I predicted before?
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Assuming things go back to how they were before the restricted drivers, just how hard is that +135MHz limit? I seem to remember a few years ago that you could get around that limit in Nvidia Inspector by creating a custom .bat file. I haven't tried it for a long time (I used the trick on an old laptop with a 660M), but does that still work? Is there anyway to push past that limit using software that doesn't mess with the vBios?
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Hey guys, I'm on 344.75 and I can't OC at all using Afterburner or NVI. 344.75 was the last official build to support OCing still, correct?
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Overclocking to Return to Nvidia Mobile GPUs | DSOG
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That's really odd. 980M is not locked down on my Clevo with 980M. Maybe try 344.60 and see if the problem is still present. If it is, you have something weird going on.
Are you using NVIDIA Inspector, Afterburner or Precision X for changing clocks? Maybe try another tool to see if it is any different.
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DDU your old drivers... It's probably not working due to some corrupt drivers... Also run CC Cleaner's registry cleaner...
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I'm pretty sure P7xxZM model owners can OC on 344.75... that is very weird.
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Latest news: nVidia caved.
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Nvidia...r-Maxwell-based-laptop-graphics.136702.0.htmlkarasahin likes this. -
New chapter... Pied Piper of Hamelin Santa Clara ♫ ♬
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DDU'd went to Nvidia's official site went to older and beta drivers 980m > 344.60
Still can't overclock
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Many wrote articles without proper information: wrong driver which firts disabled OCing, not a full list of GPUs. Maybe that's why that PeterS decided to point out that only GTX -based laptops will be fixed.
I guess we should continue posting in Nvidia thread about not appropriate decision to write that promise in that way that some cards will be still locked. I have already enough artificial limitation with "non-GTX GPU" like Shadowplay with a modded short-link and other general "laptop-gimp" stuff.
And we should do it together to fullfill full page or even 2 so it wouldn't get lost. Lets do this in 14 hours all together (proper Time Zone for everyone?)
No more overclocking on Nvidia mobile GPUs
Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by octiceps, Feb 11, 2015.