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    [GF116 USERS] Finally a WORKING voltmod!

    Discussion in 'Alienware 14 and M14x' started by elmo93, Apr 9, 2012.

  1. elmo93

    elmo93 Notebook Guru

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    So I was on T|I viewing the original voltmod bios thread and saw someone say that they had some of the same troubles as me with the GF116 chip. I posted a big response all about it and the creator of the voltmod ( svl7, all praise goes to him!!) was kind enough to edit the bios for us to work with the new GF116 chip! What is the result? An ACTUAL working voltmod bios for the GF116!

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  2. Pete- 7r0jan

    Pete- 7r0jan Notebook Consultant

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    Hi elmo.. svl is great.
    Have you tried a power run with it..P1987 with 3dmark11 is the best i can do.
     
  3. elmo93

    elmo93 Notebook Guru

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    Really? GOD mine still sucks with anything I put on it. P1722 :( I think I'll...send it in for warranty when it suddenly "stops working"...
     
  4. bigtonyman

    bigtonyman Desktop Powa!!!

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    think about it this way, the higher the overclock, the shorter the lifespan of the hardware. ;)