Clevo Overclocker's Lounge

Not quite mate, only 4.11 GHz, but it was still better than anything haswell/broadwell could muster.

 

Uups, excuse me!

But nontheless, impressive!

 

I am the new leader for Fire Strike and 3DMark11 (for now)

This is without any GPU Overclock

3DMark11



Fire Strike

 

Check 2 posts up bruh
27XXX FS and 31XXXk 3DM11.

 

How the heck does he get such a high score man! I set mine to high performance texture filtering in NVCPL and same for power management

Ill update the OP

 

I'd say skim through the thread, I have a feeling @Mr. Fox or @Johnksss@iBUYPOWER might have had a higher score.
I might be wrong.

 

not skimming through 653 pages of overclocking posts brah

People need to tag me to update the leaderboard

 

@Phoenix http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/clevo-overclockers-lounge.788975/page-651#post-10390269

 

http://www.3dmark.com/compare/fs/10772528/fs/10791313

 

you're the new leader

 

No, close but no cigar... that honor goes to Brother @Johnksss@iBUYPOWER ...look at the link I posted.

 

bro, what's a good overclock with stock voltage? bump up GPU by +100 and mem by +200 or is it diff with the 1080 GTX

 

+80mV for CPU or GPU?

you surely need this logo like me in your sig then :d

 

Please update: nVIDIA Inspector v1.9.7.8

 

?? that was an empty post bro

 

@Phoenix
No worries bro, I technically own about 9 of those titles on the front page.

Side note: You can take me off for now. I would rather my brothers shine for now!

 

Don't use Nvidia inspector with the 1080. Use Afterburner or Precision.
They offer way more control for Pascal.

 

why is that bro?

 

Voltage control isn't as simple as moving a slider anymore.
Custom fan curves.
Are 2 of the main reasons.

 

Even on mobile Pascal ?

Also, the clevo bios / ec fan controller is okay in GPU, it o my spins randomly in CPU with CCC installed ;_;

 

Nice!

That classic windows theme doe

 

Anyone got a spare CPU for the DM2/3 that makes solid contact they can loan me or sell?
I want to join in on the fun but having this goofy heatsink is robbing me such pleasures.

 

helps squeeze out that little bit moar powah from the cpu and gpu

Sent from my Huawei Mate 8 NXT-AL10

 

Do you get anything out of tightening the ram in that situation or is there no benefit or does it interfere with the CPU clock?

 

Hard to say Brother @Meaker@Sager . I'll give you an example...


To be honest, I'm not really seeing the benefit as much. I see more with going with more ram or faster ram over timings. Timings look good in the screen shots, but usually there are other things that help far more.

 

I couldn't get a wPrime 32m without it freezing (lowest time I have is 4.35s so far, haha)... but was able to get a CPUID validation @ 4886.82MHz. Also one at 4890.44MHz, but don't have a settings screenshot

49x4 CPU, 43xCache, +50mV adaptive... Stock BIOS, stock air cooling with laptop pad

I'm still getting a lot of throttling when CPU/GPU are both under load. I hooked up a wattage meter between PSU and the wall... For the most part it stays within the 330W limit, I've seen it only once bump 331W. Mostly the high is around 280W or so and generally under 300W.

Spoiler

 

Awesome, can't wait to get @Prema BIOS to reign in my beast's wild fluctuations! Will be nice to get all the extra configuration for OC'ing!

I had tried doing static voltage as you had recommended based on the (stable) voltages it reached during adaptive mode with offsets... But even setting it static the voltages ended up being much higher than I had actually set them

 

Is coil whine normal on GTX 1080 based Clevo laptops? Especially under load..

 

Can someone give me the basics of ThrottleStop?

I'd like to have three profiles, one for AC power, where, if the CU requests it, I want unfettered power, but quickly downclocks under idle loads to keep fan noise down.

The second profile will be for battery power, where the CPU clocks will be limited, as well as TDP/voltage/whatever.

The last profile will be for ultra low power use, where the CPU is severely limited, to get maximum battery life.

How do I go about doing this for my 4710MQ, which is currently at stock?

 

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It's normal on mine in certain power states, but who can hear that anyway after the FANs begin doing their thing...LOL

 

just curious but is there way to plug in the gpu power cable the wrong way, so that it throttles faster? probably an completely stupid question but i just look at the P775DM3 service manual and i even miss the thermal pad under the gpu

 

Very true with the crappy fans Clevo has used this time!! Must be their way of stopping coil whine RMAs and saving few $$ on fans..

Sent from my LG-H850 using Tapatalk

 

I did manage to get down to 4.306s using static voltage in XTU @1.270V finally!

 

FYI, people considering the Intel 600P, Newegg.com is having a 24-hr sale on the 512GB for $130! It is a good price!

 

Scope the Sell postings at HWBot. You can usually find a nice binned chip.

 

Nvidia Inspector v1.9.7.8
nvidiaProfileInspector v2.1.3.4

Code:

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###       NVIDIA INSPECTOR - CHANGELOG      ###
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NVIDIA Inspector - Version 1.9.7.8 (.NET Framework 2 or above)

- added "dpiAware" flag to support win8+ dpi scaling
- avoid interupting status requests on optimus cards
- show power usage in watts on main page if supported and nvml is available
- added encoder usage to monitoring if supported and nvml is available
- added decoder usage to monitoring if supported and nvml is available
- added power limit status to monitoring
- added thermal limit status to monitoring
- added reliability voltage limit status to monitoring
- added sli sync boost limit to monitoring
- added CLI param "setVoltagePoints"
- added CLI param "dumpVoltagePoints" 
- changed CLI param "lockVoltagePoint" to also use uV instead of mV
- fixed calling CLI made voltage points reset 
- added max boost clock estimation for pascal with voltage point support

 

I haven't noticed any coil whine even if if the fans are not running.

Thanks for the heads up, nephew. I just updated yesterday.

 

There is some coil whine in some applications, like Photoshop, but in the moments there is coil whine, there is also usage and subsequent fan speed.

I mean, it's not when fans are staying in place, but it's there when the fans are at 50% for certain applications.

This is what made me curious, the same software performing two different algorithms, one algorithjm creates whine coil and one doesnt... I wonder why... Also, is using something that creates whine coil going to shorten the life of the electronic ?

 

did you check the Phoenix Software updates? I updated madVR a few moments ago for j00 to 0.91.1

 

I have noticed some coil whine when the FPS hit the roof (600+).

 

oh now thats a bummer, especially at such realistic fps rates...

Sent from my Huawei Mate 8 NXT-AL10

 

Whats next? Your going to tell me that I dont need 1000 FPS when I'm playing CS 1.6 ?! Every frame counts in CS!

 

lulz

Sent from my Huawei Mate 8 NXT-AL10

 

I don't know if this is the right place to ask. I have a p650RS-G with i7-6820HK CPU. I'd like to see if I can hit 4.0GHz (or more) with the CPU which is currently running at 3.2-3.6GHz. I have throttle stop open but I'm not sure what to try.

The turbo multiplier doesn't go over 36T which I guess can lead to 3.6GHz. How do I go over that?

 

See the vid from @Mr. Fox http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/clevo-overclockers-lounge.788975/page-528#post-10351556

 

Sorry I miswrote.. I meant CPU heatsink. But that's a good tip anyway. Thanks

 

Whoa!

Did madshi fix the coil whine?

There was coil whine without 100% CPU core load and at 25fps (movie). I can understand if it happened in very high fps but at 25fps, it is a bit strange..