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    DV7TQE- Benchmarks, OC, UC Help

    Discussion in 'HP' started by Ghostey, Dec 6, 2011.

  1. Ghostey

    Ghostey Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hey guys, my brand new DV7TQE laptop just came in 2 days ago. My last laptop was a piece of crap and couldn't do much of anything so im a bit new to the power this computer offers. I was wondering if anyone with the same laptop as me can help me out with OverClocking/Underclocking?


    If you don't have time for a newb like me, don't worry about it, its all good. The one thing I ask is that atleast a couple of you put up your Furmark Benchmarks over here at 1080p, I got that fancy screen :)


    Thanks a ton for reading, I'm a bit new so sorry if posting this wasn't a good idea :S
     
    Ghostey, Dec 6, 2011
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  2. Ghostey

    Ghostey Notebook Enthusiast

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    Nobody at all?
     
    Ghostey, Dec 6, 2011
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  3. Ghostey

    Ghostey Notebook Enthusiast

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    bumpy bumpy bump?
     
    Ghostey, Jun 15, 2012
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    link626 Asus GL502VM, Lenovo Y580, Asus K53TA

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    if it's not amd, it can't be overclocked, unless there is some special bios that allows you to change the bus speed.
    I haven't seen one.

    dv7tqe is plenty fast at stock.
     
    link626, Jun 15, 2012
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    ForeverZen Notebook Deity

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    He is probably talking about the GPU-- MSI afterburner will get you where you need to go.
     
    ForeverZen, Jun 15, 2012
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  6. Ghostey

    Ghostey Notebook Enthusiast

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    The GPU is what I am talking about... the CPUs never top out, ever lol.

    But anyway, I tried MSI afterburner and all the settings were locked, this was like 6 months ago though so I will give it another shot...

    Anyone know of any other kind or software like MSI?
     
    Ghostey, Jun 16, 2012
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    Ghostey Notebook Enthusiast

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    And can you guys post benchmarks of Furmark preferably, or any other program... I feel like my card doesnt give the performance it should...
     
    Ghostey, Jun 16, 2012
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    prebuss Notebook Consultant

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    For benchmarking use 3d mark vantage 2011, most people use it, furmark is mostly used for checking the highest temperatures of the GPU (Burn-in test).
    3d mark vantage scores below (tested driver's version in brackets), unfortunately, it's 6770m and not 7690 which, I guess you have:
    [8.95.5] TurboON_P7284_GPU(6037)_CPU(19143)
    [leshcat12.4]_P7182_(GPU 5953)
    [leshcat12.2] P7223_GPU(5984)_CPU(19042)
    [HPstock] P7198(GPU 5964) CPU(18984)
    [leshcat] P7185(GPU 5959) cpu(18755)
     
    prebuss, Jun 17, 2012
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