Overclocking a laptop
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well the best way to overclock is through the bios
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DELL laptops are generally not overlockable except the recent XPS M1710's.
In terms of GPU overclocks, I have a XPS M1210 with the 7400 GO and I tried overclocking my VGU and it made my system very unstable. I wouldn't advise overclocking anything on a DELL laptop just because everything is hot as **** to begin with, and the specs are allready designed to give max performance without creating an unstable environment.
In terms of GPU overclocks, I have a XPS M1210 with the 7400 GO and I tried overclocking my VGU and it made my system very unstable. I wouldn't advise overclocking anything on a DELL laptop just because everything is hot as **** to begin with, and the specs are allready designed to give max performance without creating an unstable environment.
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Laptop Overclocking - LaptopLogic.com
Just make sure you pay VERY VERY Careful attention to the heat problems. I'm still trying to find a 1" electric turbine to solve that problem
Just make sure you pay VERY VERY Careful attention to the heat problems. I'm still trying to find a 1" electric turbine to solve that problem
Laptop Overclocking - LaptopLogic.com
Just make sure you pay VERY VERY Careful attention to the heat problems. I'm still trying to find a 1" electric turbine to solve that problem
I'm probably sounding like a real idiot, but why are you trying to find a 1" electric turbine? And thanks for the link.
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Anyone know when I should stop overclocking my video card if I do? Like if I start seeing artifacts on the screen is that when I should stop? Also, should I stop before I see artifacts?
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