So you've been having trouble overclocking those new 980m's, have you? Apparently it's not because it's broken, but because it's working as designed. According to Nvidia, they've intentionally locked the clock frequencies for the last few driver revisions because they don't trust us idiots to not cook our hardware. Yay, more hand holding nany-state bullcrap! Full read posted below:
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/kraft-tops-q4-earnings-sales-140202665.html
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CptXabaras Overclocked, Overvolted, Liquid Cooled
what's up with the yahoo finance link? am i missing something?
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Must be wrong link. Any, who, I would think it would be in the companies best interest to let those who don't know what they are doing destroy their cards. This way they would have to buy new ones-Keep the product moving.
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Lol, whoops, posted that at work and apparently mixed it up with a link that was going to a client. The original was supposed to be:
http://www.maximumpc.com/nvidia_driver_purposely_disables_overclocking_gtx_900m_series_gpus_2015 -
Meaker@Sager Company Representative
At least I have my clocks coded in now so I don't have to faff around but it's going to make future generations difficult to deal with. -
Well NVIDIA has done a 180 on this.. the 347.75 drivers will have OCing enabled!!
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Let's use this main thread for discussion on this topic since it applies to all NVIDIA Maxwell notebooks. http://forum.notebookreview.com/thr...vidia-mobile-gpus.771169/page-43#post-9933204
Thankfully, it appears they paid attention to the public outcry against their decision. Hopefully, this will stay in our rear view mirrors permanently.reborn2003 likes this.
Having trouble overclocking new 980m's? Here's why...
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