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halo19fan89

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  1. Maybe you reached your gpu overclock capability....

    Beyond this, you may need an overvolted vbios to reach higher clocks...

    I reach higher Clocks with lower Voltage. The stock Voltage is 0.87V and i reach up to 730 MHz and with the Overvolted Bios (0.92V) it start to artifact at 730 MHz.

  2. Tried it..

    Fan Speed option, Core Voltage and Power Limit settings not available, i guess its not suported in my laptop

    The program is useless, in Nvidia Settings i can change same settings as program offers

    Fan Speed and Power Limit is not available in Laptops.

  3. I have the GTX 675M which is a renamed 580M. I have overclocked the GPU from 620 MHz to 730 MHz and the Memory from 1500 MHz to 1800 MHz.

    I'm using the Stock Voltage (max 0.87V) and no Artifacts and it runs Stable. Maximum Temperatures with MSI Kombustor are 75°C, and i think they are OK.

    Increasing Voltage is a Way to get higher Clocks but there is the risk that the Card is dying. For increasing it you need a modified vbios. It can be found in many threads here.

    I hoped i helped you :)

  4. Completely Clean the Heatsink using special cleaners and use a High-End Thermal Compound like the Gelid GC Extreme, it's hard to put it on but it's worth it. My GTX 675M (100W TDP) is running at 75°C with Overclocking from 620 MHz to 730 MHz. You should also Change the Thermal Pads from the VRAM.

  5. I think Aikei is right.

    The Power Supply can be broken or it may not provide enough power.

    I would try another Power Supply. And if it does't work with another Supply, the Mainboard itself could have recieved damage.

    And the guarantee gets lost if you change the thermal compound because you could damage the GPU. :/

  6. Hy everone! :)

    Is there a unlocked vbios for the GTX 675M for under-, overvolting? Or is there a Programm for Nvidia vbios Editing? I Have only found One for AMD Chips and the newer Kepler Chips but none for Fermi.

    I`m using a Clevo P150EM if that is important.

    Thanks

    halo19fan89

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