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    Nvidia 730M overclocking... same procedures as 640M or different?

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by Richdog, May 5, 2013.

  1. Richdog

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    Hi guys,

    I have an ACER Aspire V3-571G with Nvidia 730M (2GB DDR3) and am interested in doing some overclocking to sequeeze some more performance out of it. I know it's a rebadged 640M with slightly higher clocks, but will there be any major differences in overclocking it, or can I effectively follow the guide for the 640M? Thanks in advance for any advice you may have! :)

    Richdog.
     
  2. sasuke256

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    same procedure, and by the way, @stock how much 3dmark 11 you can get ?
     
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    yeap but without VBIOS modding ;)
    use nvidia inspector etc..
     
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    Ok, I have go the following results so far:

    GT730 @ stock = P1937
    GT730 @ 825/1000 = P2222
    GT730 @ 860/1100 = P2335

    A GT650M gets 2420 so I'm almost there. :D

    EDIT - Drat, I appear to have hit a software limit, the core will not set above 860/1100 even though the NV Inspector tool allows it. Baybe I've hit a limit without vmods. :(
     
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    @ 860MHz how is the heat ?
     
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    Thank you, captain obvious for confirming that a faster GPU, that is then overclocked and then combined with a processor 400mhz faster than mine, will get higher scores.

    In tomorrows news: fire melts snow. ;)

    Doesn't seem to be so much worse... 10c or so more I think.
     
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    no problem buddy if u wanna know anything else just send me a PM i got all the answers
     
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    any benchmark ready ? (with GPU-Z logging heat) thinking about buying that lappy :)
    does the cpu overheat ? they say Acer V3 colling system isnt that great..
     
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    Read a few posts up for the benchmarks? :)

    Cooling system seems fine to me... idles around 58c, will update with max temps later.
     
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    would you please use HWMONITOR to see temps :)