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    Overclocking Intel HD4000 iGPU. Additional voltage vs frequency.

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by James D, Mar 20, 2013.

  1. James D

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    I am just curious how much additinal voltage did you add and what is your max result. I can add frequency with 50Mhz steps to the clock and I also has the ability to add mV. If I set too high frequency without proper power will I boot on dedicated GPU I have? Most likely I will just power drain CMOS but still.
    Lets skip the section where someone tells how bad Intel iGPUs are, why would I need it etc. Just post your experience. I am just curious and here we go.
     
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    Curious to hear how much performance gain you can get from overclocking an integrated GPU. Just curious :)
     
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