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    Need a "How to" step by step to OC 680m

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by redkulaid, Feb 10, 2014.

  1. redkulaid

    redkulaid Notebook Enthusiast

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    OK, I have a clevo 170EM, with a new 680m (gg 7970m you pos), and I tried looking for an in depth guide on OCing the 680m, both ways. ( flashing the vbios and how to do that, and then the easier way or just OCing it via MSI). I kinda want to safer way first, then maybe flash the vbios and have it adjust the voltage to. I'd like the card to last( considering my 7970m lasted just over a yr and didn't OC that, but that was my mistake of going with amd), so I'm no looking to push it to the max.

    Any help would be great. Should get my laptop back soon with the new card, and can't wait.
     
  2. sangemaru

    sangemaru Notebook Deity

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    redkulaid Notebook Enthusiast

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    Perfect, thanks a lot.

    Now, anyone have the info for ocing it on the stock bios? Unless I skimmed over it in the thread linked, since its hard to read it on my phone.
     
  4. Meaker@Sager

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    It's not usually worth it since after about +50mhz or so the clocks will start to oscillate wildly and kill performance.
     
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    Mighty_Benduru Notebook Consultant

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    You can't OC much without a vbios flash. Flashing with SLV bios is an OC itself. I recommend you to try it.
     
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    redkulaid Notebook Enthusiast

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    Yea, I'm gonna go the vbios way, just need to take my time and not screw it up. Hopefully I'll have the PC back within a month or so.
     
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    Once you put the oc bios on its all via software again.