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Asus X550LB GPU overclock

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  • Intel i5
  • Memory
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  • Turbo Boost
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  • Nvidia
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June 4, 2014 4:10:53 AM

My Rig.
GPU Nvidia Geforce 740m(clock boost GPU-Z 1058) 64-bit Integrated-Intel HD 4400
CPU Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4200U 1,6 Ghz,Intel turbo boost 2,3 Ghz
Memory 6.00 GB
Op.System Win7 Ultimate 64-bit
As you know Nvidia Geforce 740m 64-bit is 10% slower but with higer clocks than 128 bit edition.There is compare (http://www.game-debate.com/gpu/index.php?gid=1852&gid2=...)

What i want to do
1.Icrase memory from 800 to safe but i cant find information about my GPU safe memory.
2.After Icrase memory of course laptop need cooling pad i plan buy this(TRUST XSTREAM BREEZE)
3.When i am running watch_dogs on my laptop GPU max temperature is 88 Degress Celsius at low setting (its without overclock)

Why i want to do this?
1.Because I want reach same performance,FPS in games like Nvidia Geforce 740M 128 bit edition +my video card have GPU boost 2.0 so i think i can do it its not blocked in bios.

Can anyone suggest me good overclock program like MSI afterburner,EVGA precision and explain how to overclock.









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June 4, 2014 4:16:23 AM

I can only offer you to avoid overclocking a laptop.

-Ventilation is so poor, heat temps will be uncontrollable due to limited headroom breathing space and insufficient airflow.
-Overclocking laptop parts doesn't increase performance like you think it would, I doubt you will notice the difference. Laptop overclocks tend to not offer good increase in performance to what you get in return.
-Depending on the overclock, laptop batteries don't take it lightly.
-With current max GPU temp, Any higher would be a worry.

Please, avoid overclocking.
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June 4, 2014 4:23:09 AM

Example i will icrase memory from 800 to 850 - 900 how you think it will be huge temp difference?How much Degress i get+?
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June 4, 2014 4:25:07 AM

hard to tell, but even that could be quite a big increase in temps, if you consider the already high temperatures.
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June 4, 2014 5:09:36 AM

How you think for laptop who dont have cooling pad GPU temp 88 Degress of Celsius is safe or its already overheat?
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a c 134 K Overclocking
a b å Intel
a b } Memory
a c 190 à CPUs
a c 105 Î Nvidia
June 4, 2014 5:28:43 AM

88 degrees for laptop is safe, cooling pads depending on the design don't help much, as the laptop is essentially closed off at the bottom, it just gives a small breeze to the base of the laptop.
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