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None bios from dell did work properly in HM. As for the programmer choice, svl7 can advise you better than me.

Hi moral hazard, Reprogram the vbios chip with programmer.

Here is.

I mean the voltage of the memory controller in the chip (core voltage), not the memory voltage controller on the PCB. I replaced memory chips for faster and raised their voltage. +3000 MHz on memory is possible.

Could you please, do the same with MSI / Clevo vbios? I want get only +3000MHz on memory's and I'll be shut up.

Yes, and with 120W power supply.

It could not be otherwise. In EM model these are almost the same motherboards.

So just try the EC/BIOS from Sager.

No. I am using the EC/BIOS from Clevo.

You do not need to solder nothing. You will be able to use Intel XTU and raise the CPU clock speed up to 400MHz

Did you crossflash EC/BIOS in your P150EM to P170EM?

Are you bought the card from the company GFSI?

Good luck and greetings for Saltius.

Hi Prema, Right. But these are the Hynix H5GQ2H24AFR T2C = 2000MHz (stock) at 1.35V (not MFR T2C). IMHO, it does not matter what is the memory chips speed. More important is memory controller voltage. The CPU was stock. Could you share your vbios please? Regards

Hi Prema, A perfect score. I thought K5000M has only Hynix memory, but apparently it does not matter. These are the 2500MHz memory chips, so there is no problem with the achievement of 2600-2700MHz. At 2600MHz the artifacts just begin to appear.

svl7, Is there any chance to unlock the core clock in K50000M? http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/5178802

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Have you got a scheme?

Is it possible to increase (in the vbios) the voltage for the memory controller only?

There is no harm to try for.

I use this one: http://forum.techinferno.com/attachments/general-notebook-discussions/5217d1350761159-k5000m_hp_oc.zip #7 The slightly higher voltage will be ok. I have 63 deg C max.

K5000M QS A1 /P157HM/2630QM stock K5000M QS A2 /P157EM/3740QM@4,1-3,9 Both cards with vbios from svl7. Stock core operating frequency is 601MHz instead of 706MHz and does not change after the introduction of other values ​​(for the current clock). I have a impression that over 60 deg C voltage drops from 1.012 V to 0.987 V (for P0 P-state). svl7, Could you please change the core clock to 706MHz+136 MHz, and 800MHz+136MHz, and stabilize the voltage P0 to 1.012 V or 1.025 V (if possible)?

I use Clevo 7970M card with dell vbios.

1,225V (set in VbiosPatcher).

What if the tension was not adjusted? I'm asking because I set (dell) vbios to the maximum value, without any effect.