Cant Overvolt GTX 560M

coolitic · Apr 29, 2013

I use MSI Afterburner. I used enable unofficial overclocking and enable voltage control/monitoring. But, Afterburner won't let me change or see my voltage. Is my voltage locked? If so, how do I unlock it in Nibitor? (regular BIOS doesn't help)

thently · Apr 29, 2013

Last I heard you could not change voltager on M cards. They are contrained as they are. I would leave this part alone even if you could chances are you will start melting things.

Thent

cbrunnem · Apr 29, 2013

your voltage is locked and there is nothing you can do about it. plus even if you could unlock the voltage you would run into heat issues very quickly.

coolitic · Apr 29, 2013

Heat issues are not a problem. Like I said in my post, if I am voltage locked, how do I unlock via Nibitor (if u dont know what it is, then dont post, unless of course you have an alternative SOLUTION)

cbrunnem · Apr 30, 2013

coolitic :

i dont care what nibitor is, no bios change will enable voltage changing. flat out cant do it. also you say heat is not a problem but how do you know heat will not be a problem if you havent changed the voltage and overclocked higher?

if you want a lot faster laptop the best solution is to buy a faster laptop. there is not a whole lot you can do.

coolitic · Apr 30, 2013

cbrunnem :

coolitic :

i dont care what nibitor is, no bios change will enable voltage changing. flat out cant do it. also you say heat is not a problem but how do you know heat will not be a problem if you havent changed the voltage and overclocked higher?

if you want a lot faster laptop the best solution is to buy a faster laptop. there is not a whole lot you can do.

Like I said, if you are not being constructive, no need to post at all.

cbrunnem · Apr 30, 2013

coolitic :

there is not going to be a constructive answer because what you are trying to do is not possible. there is a reason you had to ask this question on here and its because the problem does not have a solution you like anywhere so you asked it here. Im sorry that you dont like the answer or if you think im being mean but the answer is still you cant do it.

thently · May 7, 2013

He is right there is not a way to do this unless you want to find the resister on the video cards that control voltage and solder a POT into it so you can change the voltage by hand. You WILL have bad things happen if you go this route these cards are just barely in their thermal limits most of the time anyway.

thent

coolitic · May 7, 2013

thently :

and to prove you both wrong, I was almost successful in unlocking the voltage through Nibitor but I can't keep the settings because it has problems with 64 bit OS's.

cbrunnem · May 7, 2013

coolitic :

i almost hit the lottery once but i didnt. too bad though i was only one number off.

amuffin · May 8, 2013

cbrunnem :

coolitic :

i almost hit the lottery once but i didnt. too bad though i was only one number off.

I hit the silicon lottery once!

coolitic · May 10, 2013

So, I have to get 32 bit installation or can someone find me an alternative?

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