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TheQuentincc

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  1. Hi, I would like to know what value to I need to push to have more voltage on my K4000M (DELL) ?

     

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    Here a screenshot of the bios, so to increase the voltage of the core in full load I need to push the "CLK 30" right ?

     

    Here is a link of the bios that I already flash and I could push my K4000M to 980MHz/2100MHz but I want more since I'm at 65°c on full load :)

    http://www.mediafire.com/file/j3d2go94ezwg316/K4000MOC.rom/file

     

    I don't want you to mod the bios but to indicate me what voltage should be push in order to increase the full load voltage :)

     

    edit : and also if I'm right, the only thing to do to "unlock overclocking" is to change the value of the "Min GPC" in the second "P00 profile" on the boost states tab ? 

  2. Hi, I have a DELL Precision 3510 with a I7 6820HQ (3.2GHz on 4 core at stock, 3.6GHz on 4 core thanks to "bin overclock") and an AMD Firepro W5130M (925MHz core clock)

    I can increase the 4 core frequency to 3.6GHz (with the extra 4 bin thanks to XTU or throttlestop) but when I stress test (cinebench) the CPU he decrease his frequency around 3.1GHz to 2.7GHz, I managed to undervolt it with -0.17V offset, but I have the same result but with 200MHz more, do you think a bios mod/unlock can fix that?

    For the W5130M I have an other request, I wanted to undervolt it for less power consumption and less heat, also she throttle to 700MHz instead of 925MHz when I playing even if she is below 70°C

    When I stress tested both CPU and GPU they are around 75~80°C, I repasted the cooling with some noctua NT-H1.

    Thanks for helping me ;)

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