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    Overclocking graphics card

    Discussion in 'Alienware 14 and M14x' started by An0th3rp1mp, Jun 15, 2011.

  1. An0th3rp1mp

    An0th3rp1mp Notebook Enthusiast

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    Will it really benefit me to overclock my graphics card? Is it really a big deal or should it be just fine as it is now?

    Sorry kind of nubbish to this :p
     
  2. CrossXedge

    CrossXedge Notebook Consultant

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    It depends, I usually keep mine at 700/1000. Benchmarks show an increase in frames, but that's totally up to you if it's worth it in terms of performance to heat ratio.
     
  3. An0th3rp1mp

    An0th3rp1mp Notebook Enthusiast

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    Do you know what it runs at stock?
    Someone told me they run theirs at 700/1080 and didn't have any problems at all and I'm gonna be getting a cooler soon anyway lol
     
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    Super Octet Notebook Geek

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    According to MSI AFTERBURNER, at stocks it runs at 590 / 1180 ( Core Clock / Shader Clock ) on mine.
     
  5. FlipBack

    FlipBack Notebook Evangelist

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    This, and the memory clock is 900.