Hi guys,
Well, I currently have a P7908u, with Dox 185.85 driver, and came with something in mind after playing games on charge and on battery.
I do know about that powermizer thing from nvidia, but how it works became a little bit confusing to me.
I am, perhaps, one of the most cautious person on the world when we talk about overall system temperature, and I noticed extremely low temperatures when playing on battery, with no performance drops...
So, something came in mind: does Dox drivers stress the GPU more than the official drivers, so that's one of the secrets of it having a better performance in some cases? If I install another driver, will I get better temps?
That's what's bothering me, because I did not see any loss im performance at all, and the temperatures are really low (near 53 celsius on Dead Space).
Thanks guys
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tilleroftheearth Wisdom listens quietly...
What power plan were you using?
With a game that is capable of playing a minimum of 30 FPS (battery or plugged in) you will not notice a difference but the maximum rates may vary wildly (lets say 40 FPS on battery and 80 FPS plugged in). The maximum FPS is what will heat up your system - but you won't notice it if the minimum is above a certain threshold (around 30 FPS).
So, it's not only the drivers that make a difference - the vBIOS would make a bigger difference as would the power plan used too. -
I see, what I really wanted was a way to play games with the maximum performance, but without the need to stress the card, you know?
Thanks -
tilleroftheearth Wisdom listens quietly...
What you are asking for is impossible.
No work gets done without someone/something getting stressed.
Cheers!
About nVIDIA cards, playing on battery
Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by Takezo, Sep 12, 2010.