Overclocking Intel HD 2000 on H61 - i3 2100

008Rohit

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I managed to overclock it to 1.3Ghz (turbo) by raising the multiplier to 26 from 22 on stock voltage. As I don't know what is the default voltage for the graphics core, I cant "increase" it and O/C more. I tried 1.5V and 1.6Ghz, it booted fine. But no game run and the system shut down itself when tried starting a game.

Now after playing F1 2011 at 1024x768 at low settings for about 30 minutes with the GPU clocked at 1.3Ghz, it eventually crashed.. (black screen).. I could return to windows though by pressing alt+tab.

So, Now I'm clocking it at 1.2Ghz. (thats a mere 100Mhz O/C)

The performance increase was visible, so I am eager to overclock it to atleast 1.5Ghz. But without knowing the value of the "default" voltage as referred by the BIOS of my DH61WW, I cant do that. Anyone know the default voltage for HD 2000?

My Specs :

i3 2100
DH61WW
2GB DDR3 1333
Corsair CX430
Res : 1024x768
 

isnt that controlled by cpu vcore? tbh i haven't seen anywhere mention voltage of the igp, only frequency. afaik the execution units don't have their own clock generator, i could be wrong. did you try using gpu-z or speccy or any other gpu monitoring software?
 

008Rohit

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Well, first of all I don't have the money to buy a discrete card what I want. and I obviously don't want a 8800GS. Secondly, next year is my board exams, I won't play games then. So, the discrete card will get backdated in two years.

I get around 24-25FPS avg. at 1024x768 with HD 2000 in heavy games and I want 30FPS minimum and thats why wanted to overclock the IGP core. But I wonder why anyone doesn't know the default voltage of the IGP core as without knowing it o/c'ing is almost impossible and risky..!
 

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I"m currently looking into OC my intel hd 3000 since im about to buy skyrim and it might be 2weeks till i get a graphics card. If I find out a good info site ill let you know. Seems not many know much about this subject since almost everyone has a discrete card.
 

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I am also a user of Intel Core i3-2100 and without having a discrete gfx card i can play almost any game at resolution of 800x600 & 1024x768 with all settings set to high (or medium in worst case) [except crysis 2 & the witcher 2; although they are very much playable but at low settings]. I was playing with the iGPU configurations of Intel HD 2000 of my i3-2100 with INTEL XTU & i was able to get the maximum overclock achieved yet for this iGPU [Intel HD 2000 of I3-2100]. Now my iGPU is clocked @ 1550 Mhz [stock is 850 Mhz]. Its a 82.35% stable overclock achived till yet (in my opinion, as i didn't find more than 1400mhz overclock on Internet).

PM me and i'll surely help you out on this Topic!!!!!!!!!!

CONFIGURATION:

Intel Core i3-2100 (3.10 Mhz)
Intel HD 2000 (@1550Mhz)
ECS H61H2-M2
2GB DDR3 1066mhz (clocked @1333mhz)
500GB SATA II 3 GB/s
500W SPMS
DELL 20" IN2030M (1600x900)
 

shashankinmood

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Just follow these steps and you are all set for a better gaming on Intel HD 2000 :-

#1 Enter the "BIOS"

#2 Search for the "GT Overclocking"/"Graphics Overclocking" option

#3 Now, increase the graphics multiplier from "22" to "31"

#4 And also increase the Graphics Voltage from "Default" to "0.1600v"

Now your Graphics Frequency has been increased from "850mhz" to "1550mhz". You will notice a drastic change in your Game's FPS.

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And that's it you are all done. it's safe and tested by me as run i ran various Stress Tests and i am running these configurations from past 3 months. If you need more help then post your query here!
 

guneetms

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i have overclocked my igpu by raising the multiplier from :22" to "33"
and increased the voltage from "default to"o.1600v"
and its frequency has increased from 850 mhz to "1650" and its very vry safe as i hvae done all the stress tests and playing "call of duty:black ops from the past 4 months.
 

guneetms

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why not but possible only if you hane a better cooling cabinet.
and you have to increase the current settings that you have in your BIOS in processor overrides:graphics dynamic frequency limit or like smthing sme like that from :32 to 40 for better o/c