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nVidia GTX 965M overclock

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#1 ·
Hi guys,
finally I unlocked and overclocked my laptop's GPU, flashing a stable ROM.
Here some info, at your disposal for any question!

Core 1430.5MHz
Memory 2750MHz

Benchmarks:

3DMark Firestrike
Unigine Valley and Heaven
FurMark

!!! OCCT give me errors on memory at 2750MHz not at 2506MHz !!!

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#3 ·
You are right, I will do a downclock making some benchmark, for a better comparison. Actually I also adjusted Memory clock at default parameter, because OCCT gave me errors... so at today

Core 1430.5
Memory 2506
VDDC 1.112

I have to say that I'm a beginner, so for sure my OC is not optimized...

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#6 ·
Hi guys,

Currently own an Aorus X5 laptop with dual 965m's in SLI and i've been able to get a stable overclock of +135Mhz to core and +800Mhz to memory for almost 6 months now... i know i'm pushing it but i'm yet to have any problems. Performance seems to be on par with a desktop GTX 780 with these overclocks. As you can see from the attached photo, i'm able to keep a solid 60fps on War Thunder with completely maxed out settings (excluding Anti-Aliasing) at 2880x1620 (3k) resolution:D

Shame the cooling on the processor (i7-5700HQ) is insufficient to allow any overclocking, i normally have to use Intel XTU and reduce CPU clock speeds from 3.5ghz to 3ghz maximum!!
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#8 ·
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Originally Posted by n3roxe View Post

Hi, did you just unlocked limits in vbios and overclocking via afterburner, or setting offset clocks in bios?
Can you share your bios? ^^
modified the BIOS of the GPU (not the System one), attached...

GTX965M.zip 2320k .zip file


PAY ATTENTION: every laptop have different overclock capabilities!


Procedure:
disable your nVidia card under the devices management
run STABLE.bat file
enable your nVidia card under the devices management
reboot your system
 

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#13 ·
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Originally Posted by nitroxp3 View Post

I have an Msi GE72-2QE Apache Pro Laptop with a 2GB gtx 965m. Can you please tell me how I could flash a vbios to overclock?
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Originally Posted by Gerald Amy View Post

You are right, I will do a downclock making some benchmark, for a better comparison. Actually I also adjusted Memory clock at default parameter, because OCCT gave me errors... so at today
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modified the BIOS of the GPU (not the System one), attached...

GTX965M.zip 2320k .zip file



PAY ATTENTION: every laptop have different overclock capabilities!


Procedure:
disable your nVidia card under the devices management
run STABLE.bat file
enable your nVidia card under the devices management
reboot your system
 
#14 ·
Here a better version:

GTX965M.zip 1903k .zip file


PAY ATTENTION: every laptop have different overclock capabilities!

Procedure:

disable your nVidia card under the devices management
run STABLE.bat file
enable your nVidia card under the devices management
reboot your system

if there is any problem, run the ORIGINAL.bat file following the previous procedure and write to me, we will try to check it out...

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#21 ·
ive tried a few of Mr. Dark's bios's and it always downclocks to below the stock +135 overclock (which stays at 1173mhz) on my 970m. When i try my own modded bios, the same thing happens. i can do a tad above 1173 (say 1200) and it always goes to like 1163 or even lower even though temps are in check. i know the 970m has tons of power, but i just cant seem to get it to stop downclocking. any suggestions?
 
#22 ·
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Originally Posted by steveTA1983 View Post

ive tried a few of Mr. Dark's bios's and it always downclocks to below the stock +135 overclock (which stays at 1173mhz) on my 970m. When i try my own modded bios, the same thing happens. i can do a tad above 1173 (say 1200) and it always goes to like 1163 or even lower even though temps are in check. i know the 970m has tons of power, but i just cant seem to get it to stop downclocking. any suggestions?
Can you give me your laptop model and your modded BIOS for give you my opinion?
Btw the throttling can to be related at temperatures but also at power limits like you said...

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