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    Issues with 9600m GT on Unibody not clocking down

    Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by makaveli559m, May 11, 2012.

  1. makaveli559m

    makaveli559m Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi I been having an issue I use Rivatuner but once in a while when it goes to stand by the driver reverts and goes back to stay up on high settings. Its a really horrible issue with the drivers, I tried all the Powermizer programs out there with no perminant results. Why doesnt Apple release any patches for Windows and its drivers?
     
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    saturnotaku Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    Because Macs are designed to be used with OS X and Boot Camp is merely a courtesy. You can use standard NVIDIA drivers, though. Download the latest direct from them. You might need to use a modified .inf, which is available here.
     
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    makaveli559m Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi thanks I figured it out also with a modified inf with a program to force throttling. I suggest others that have this card and ATI cards to do the samething thing to throttle cause its the main issue why the cpu heats up a lot. Also helps the temps to download a program to speed up the fans.