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To follow that. When I post my first reply, it will not post until someone looks at it. So, I could not make changes to correct my typing error, I also could not "EDIT:" and add my second question that I posted in a second post. Moving on, I am well aware of the variables that come into play with all chips OC and OV differently. I also read your attached post. It didn't answer what the major difference was. phila_delphia gave the exact answer. Very simple, straight forward and easy to understand. You on the other hand, came out gunning down the new guy. You said it yourself in your post. "No, donating $5 doesn't give you any special privileges or respect, it just lets you download things sooner; you still need to make a few good posts before people will respect you." Nobody asked for special privleges, I asked a simple question. I guess being the new guy and "not having special privleges or getting respect" deserved the pussyfooting answer and the critisizem of knowledge to one who doesn't know everything. Unlike you, a man who knows everything, so he feels that he has the right to speak down to someone who may not have the knowledge on a specific topic. But, to be clear. I was not offended in any way. just letting you know how you do not make new people feel comfortable or welcome coming to this forum. Thanks, for the files again. Enjoy the beer.

Yes, you are correct it was a typing error. Also, thank you for the very simple and easy to understand response. We need more people like you in this.

I only have a 3630QM CPU, I doubt it pulls anything close to that. I just trying to have a simple OC, possible OV if needed to play my games at full ultra setting and still stay above 60FPS. Crysis 3 is my major task at the moment right now. Also, why I'm asking about this. Trying to get the most out of my 680m to play all my games above 60FPS and MAX settings. I appreciate your time. Edit: With these mods, is it still the case that drivers newer than 310.96 still are causing crashes with higher clocks?

I have been doing my homework for awhile now. Hense the questions. You didn't answer anything in regards to what's the difference from 1v to 1.05 volts. I was told before coming over here that this community doesn't treat new people very well. This comment pretty much sealed the deal for me. If someone can't ask a few question with out being critisized for the ammount of knowledge he has on one specifice subject, how will one ever learn? Thank you sv17, for the hard work you put into these bios, keep up the good work.

What are the major differences in the 1.0v all the way to the 1.5v? With only having the 240w PSU am I limited to what volts I can run?