boost intel HD 3000 on Laptop

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Gaston Bova

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Hello everyone

this is my question , i recently bought a laptop with an intel i3 2330m(2.20 ghz) 4GB RAM ddr3

it came with an intel graphics HD 3000

so i watched youtube videos and i saw that the core of the HD3000 reaches , for example, 1.2 ghz. When the stock clock is 600 mhz

¿ how can i reach that speed?

please help me

PD i use windows XP SP 3
 
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firo40

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Just be happy with what you have, chances are it autimatically will boost the clock if its sopoused to. If not overclocking your gpu at all in a laptop will cause temperatures to rise alot and probably kill your laptop. Why are you using windows xp?
 
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Hate to be the bear of bad tidings, But sorry charilie (reference tunafish) you have no control over the clock speed in a laptop. In essecense you got (and live with, what you bought.
Laptop manuf use a Limited (locked) bios and do NOT allow the user the freedom of changing things like clock speed, cpu multiplier, memory speed/timings.

firo40 - His GPU is a iGPU contained in the same die as the CPU, To overclock the GPU he has to also overclock the CPU (don't think there is a OC software (ie Like AMD CCC) for intel internal iGPUs - But I've been known to be wrong - LOLs
 
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Gaston Bova

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Thanks to all of you

firo40 : i am using XP because with that OS the HD 3000 recognizes 256VRAM , but are you sure that it increases automatically or i have to make some config?
(yes , i know it is shared with the RAM, but i helps me a lot)

RetiredChief : it would be nice to find out if there is an OC soft, but believe me that topic is just curiosity, before apllying OC to a Laptop i shoot myself
but insist that it would be great to know if there is one

pokerapar88 : What is an auto boost , i mean, i am asking because as you said i found it in the BIOS
 
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Gaston Bova

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that is fine to me, so to solve this problem i will apply the auto boost or turbo boost ( just in case that the core doesn´t increase by itself)

and the VRAM i will leave it that way (256mb) which is enough for me because i play all the games in low quality

do you think is that ok? if it is i will mark the topic as solved
 
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