Just wondering if any A8Jm owners (or anyone else with a go7600) has tried to overclock it. I would like to try it out but I am paranoid about hurting my brand new comp. Right now I can play oblivion on high settings but framerates aren't great ( <10 outside). I would like to see if overclocking could improve this.
Thanks.
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OC can give you about 10-15% increase in performance so if you have now <10 in Oblivion than after OCing you will have <10+15%*10=11,5. You should try to tweak *.ini in Oblivion folder. That will give you much better results.
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Dont forget that o/c your gpu in a laptop is a very dangerous option, the thermals are already pushed due to the tight space reaquirements...push too far and you risk permently damaging your gpu. I believe that this happend to another user just a few days ago.
Like mastha212 said try tweaks first its much safer....or better yet just drop one or two of the eye candy options!
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Actually with decent video cards, the CPU starts to play a big role in Oblivion performance. I can notice a tangible performance difference outside when I have my X2 3800+ overclocked to 2.5GHz. The average FPS probably doesn't increase much, but the minimum FPS is boosted quite a bit and really helps smooth things out. A game like Oblivion 'feels' fine anywhere from 25-30FPS but when you drop down to 15-20FPS, it really starts to choke. That increase in minimum frame rates is really helpful.
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What utility do you recommend for overclocking CPU?
Also is there a way to check for artifacts during CPU overclocking? -
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For GF Go I would recommend Riva Tuner, IMO the best program for nVidia's chips for OCing. It's really easy to use, and works very well with GF's. Also when you put core/mems clocks to high it just doesn't accept this settings so it's quite safe.
Overclocking go7600
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