ok I will try your clock speeds. 9000 is pretty high.Nvidia inspector![]()
ok I will try your clock speeds. 9000 is pretty high.
I can have max Memory Clock 948 and not 1000 as youMy little contribution benchmark on a Macbook pro core i5 with the GPU overclocked at this frequency : 700/1560/1000 stability confirm and temperature quite good
I can have max Memory Clock 948 and not 1000 as you![]()
but we have the same card ...Your card won't support those frequenciesit explains the lower score. When the graphic card can't handle a frequency she underclocks her self by security
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but we have the same card ...![]()
It's just you. Check the MBP gaming thread. I gained over 1.3k with my OC in 3dM06.
Anyways, I will try to make this as easy as possible since i keep getting comments for it:
1) DL any driver from Laptopvideo2go. I am currently using these:
197.16
2) DL the custom INF from that forum as well
3) PLEASE follow this GREAT guide Here on how to replace the INF and install the drivers.
NOTE: AFTER YOU REMOVE YOUR OLD NVIDIA DRIVERS, USE A PROGRAM LIKE DRIVER SWEEPER IN SAFEMODE TO CLEAN THE REMNANTS OF THE DRIVER
4) Next, install the latest Nvidia tools here
5.Now you should be good to go!
ok. I think I found good settings that were also tested by HardMacWell not exactly the same. Same name of course. But it is a fact that some card can be boost much higher than others because the "gravure" process is better or something like thatI talk about it on the notebookreview forum about this and I had a chance to get a better overclockable card with amazing results
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With those values. I'm getting 7894 3DMarksGPU 500 -> 640 Mhz
Memory 790 -> 920 Mhz
Shaders 1100 -> 1350 Mhz
With those values. I'm getting 7894 3DMarks![]()
ok. I think I found good settings that were also tested by HardMac
With those values. I'm getting 7894 3DMarks![]()
I had 7800 3Dmarks with the "normal" 330M GT settings :
GPU @ 575 Mhz
mem 900 MHz
Shaders 1265 MHz
With this config I can play Modern Warfare 2 and Mass Effect 2 in High quality with AA in 1440x900, wow, who said MBP are no gaming laptops ?![]()
Thinkg is though that after about an hour of Bad Company 2, the screen was blinking during some seconds. Is that dangerous for the GPU ? The temp was only around 80 ºC.@Tex : Nice score try some tweaks further since I can get 9000 points at the same res![]()
To overclock in windows:
Download the Nvidia 197.16 drivers here (these are for 64bit Windows 7 - youll need to find the appropriate other drivers):
http://www.nvidia.com/object/notebook_winvista_win7_x64_197.16_whql.html
Download the modded .inf file to allow you to install these drivers (Right Click and Save As directly from here):
http://www.laptopvideo2go.com/infs/195series/19716_win7x64/nvac.inf
Download WinRar (again, this is the 64bit version): http://www.rarlabs.com/rar/winrar-x64-393.exe
Install WinRar.
Right click on your downloaded Nvidia 197.16 drivers and select "Extract Here".
Open the extracted folder.
Find the "nvac.inf" file within the folder (NOTE: You will have to do the following to see the file extension. Hold 'alt' (option) key and select "Tools -> Folder Options". Then select "View" in the tabs and unselect the "Hide extensions for known filetypes" check box.
Delete the nvac.inf file.
Put the nvac.inf file you downloaded above into the extracted folder. Just put it where the old one was.
Run the "setup.exe" file in the extracted folder and continue the process to the end.
Download Nvidia System Tools and install the file: http://www.nvidia.com/object/nvidia_system_tools_6.06.html
Install the entirety of that file.
Right click on desktop -> Nvidia Control Panel. Find the Performance tab, accept the Eula, Choose the 330M graphics chip. click custom clocks, and go to town.
Note: The overclock WILL FAIL if you do not set the 'Processor Clock" a MINIMUM of 2x the core clock. This is due to architecture issues.
Thinkg is though that after about an hour of Bad Company 2, the screen was blinking during some seconds. Is that dangerous for the GPU ? The temp was only around 80 ºC.
Every time I uninstall the drivers and then boot to safe mode to Driver Sweep all remnants, windows auto installs the video driver again.
How do I keep that from happening?
I wouldn't even bother doing that. I just installed the new drivers right over the old ones and edited the INF file and it worked fine.
I would kill for a way to clock the part back up to its rated speed (575MHz, as opposed to the 500 Apple downclocked it to) under OS X.
I have zero interest in bootcamp. I just want the part to actually function according to its specs.
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Just gave it a try on my shiny new MBP i7so far so good at 675/1485/948 just did a furmark burnin and temps are stable at 71 crysis is also stable
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3d Mark keeps crashing with those values on my i7. Btw which resolution did you use for your Furmark test on the screenshot ?Just gave it a try on my shiny new MBP i7so far so good at 675/1485/948 just did a furmark burnin and temps are stable at 71 crysis is also stable
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Damn those are some nice temps. I'm usually sitting around 77-79 while gaming/benchmarking.