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Those Skyrim screenshots make me want to pick up that game again

Thanks for the reply. I think I'll stick to my +135 overclock for now. Time for a new computer at some point anyways  cheers

What did you use this beast for?

On 8/15/2016 at 1:09 AM, Klem said:

For All!

Important!

In the BIOS of our laptop placed 8 videobioses. 4 for GTX660M and 4 for GTX670M. 4 Legacy and 4 uefi. For different ID board videocard. In the BIOS Mod.223 from the first post, svl7 overclocked only 2 videobioses. One for some id board GTX660M and one for some id board GTX670M. Overclock in Mod.223 only for some users. For GTX670M: if last digit number yours videobios 19 - you lucky boy. If last digit number yours videobios 1B - you do not have overclock. Number yours videobios you can see by GPU-Z. Unlock for menu options in bios setup - for all.

 

So does the unlocked bios work for all 660m cards? I have a 223 bios with videobios 80.07.2c.00.1e. Should I be ok with that?

Compaq Presario, with a Pentium 90 chip and 8 MB ram. Also had 1 MB video memory  Those were the days!

War Thunder is nice, except for those people using mouse assist for flying, which makes them almost invincible in dog fights. Unless you also switch to that, you'll have to be super skilled with your flight stick to stand even a slim chance. Cool game though.

Can someone who has increased the refresh rate long term comment on reliability or issues? I can go to 72Hz on my 1080p Chi Mei screen without skipping any frames. Just not sure on any long term effects this might have on the panel.