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    New Clevo P750DM owner, OC help

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by marios50, Jul 30, 2016.

  1. marios50

    marios50 Notebook Evangelist

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    Hey guys,

    So I just got my P750DM and would appreciate some assistance with Intel XTU.

    Can anyone help me with the settings to achieve a stable overclock? Perhas 4.5Ghz with the 6700K?

    I have a 330W adapter so that shouldn't be a problem :)

    Thank you
     
  2. Meaker@Sager

    Meaker@Sager Company Representative

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    You need to characterise your own chip, move speeds up in small steps at stock voltage etc. Someone else's settings are likely not to work with your own chip.
     
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    marios50 Notebook Evangelist

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    I tried changing the multiplier of the 4 cores to 42 but that only increases the turbo speed.

    Is that normal?
     
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    bloodhawk Derailer of threads.

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    Check the Overclockers Lounge thread.
    But DO NOT USE someone elses settings to the dot, they will most likely not work. And from looking at posts form people who have been doing that, it always ends with them reverting back to stock. You need to understand what you needs to be done and what you are trying to achieve, and from there you can just tweak around.
    Use the provided settings (in the thread) as a starting point.
     
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    Meaker@Sager Company Representative

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    That's been true on desktops and laptops for some time. Time to get Reading on modern overclocking ;)
     
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    Mr. Fox BGA Filth-Hating Elitist®

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    If you have the ability to disable c-states that will do the trick. That's how I run all of my systems since the 2920XM in my old M18xR1. There is no non-turbo clock that way. I have all core clocks fixed to whatever I decide to use as my max CPU overclock. I then use ThrottleStop to create three additional clock speed profiles that stagger from my max OC down to stock clocks and I can flip between those four profiles using simply keyboard combo macros. In all four profiles, the core clock speeds are set to a fixed value with no non-turbo functionality. 48x means always 4.8GHz. 40x means always 4.0GHz... no more, no less. Just like a stick shift... no automatic anything.
     
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