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Originally Posted by Ryko
Overclocking a laptop's GFX chip could seriously shorten the lifespan, so try avoid going it, if you wanted more power you should have used the money you spent on such an expensive laptop to buy a more powerful desktop
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On a side note, it's not the act of ocing that causes damage, it's the heat. Control the heat and you control the damage. And Ryko, do you not oc your desktop? Because by your standards you shouldn't have, instead you should have just put together a better rig. Since when did this go from overclock.net to mommyimscared.net?
Laptop now, waiting for Bulldozer
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Laptop now, waiting for Bulldozer
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, but do so with a cooling pad, in my experience, cooling pads really do a great job to take off 10c or more.... Your temp is still on the good side. This is my 660m overclocked settings. It was 835Mhz core clock, but i flashed it to a modded bios that comes with 1000Mhz. Which means i moved from 835-1220Mhz on the core.
... That's false for Gaming laptops. I have always overclocked my mobile Gpu's and nothing ever goes wrong, ever.... I just sell them on craigslist when something more powerful comes out and add a little extra money 
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