SaniTaRiuM
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-i - Force a specific device index.-5 - Allow firmware and adapter PCI device ID mismatch. -6 - Allow firmware and adapter PCI subsystem ID mismatch That should be the problem. - - - Updated - - - How are your temps with the 1050mV BIOS?Do you notice a big difference at the same clock?
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I used this procedure:Backup (Dump) Primary GPU:nvflash -b backup0.rom[RIGHT]Backup (Dump) Secondary GPU:[/RIGHT]nvflash -b backup1.rom[RIGHT]Flash Primary GPU:[/RIGHT]nvflash -i0 -5 -6 FILENAME.ROM[RIGHT]Flash Secondary GPU:[/RIGHT] nvflash -i1 -5 -6 FILENAME.ROMBoth Windows and DOS version have the same commands. On windows you have to run cmd as administrator.
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There is definitely something wrong. Your idle temps should be around 50C.Check your heatsink, maybe the contact with your cpu is not optimal.
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I have the same laptop with 680m SLI.With stock BIOS I had a +135MHz limit while overclocking. Now I use the stock voltage modded version, and the limit is gone. What program are you using to overclock?
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Dell GPU: 680m SLI vBIOS: stock voltage Core/Memory Clock: 920/2250 3d Mark 11: 12489 (windows 8) 3d Mark 11 GPU score: 15039 3d Mark Vantage: not tested CPU is a 3740qm with 41/40/39/39 Edit: just added GPU score
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Wow, best thread ever I'm downloading the dell 1050mV version, and then I'll procede with overclocking. I think I will start with a "safe" 900/2200. Can this card get stable 2400 memory clock? Special thanks to svl7, awesome job here.