Gts 350m

[pbareges]

hi there

thank you very much for this great piece of software. i have a 3d toshiba laptop with nvidia gts 350m on windows 7 x64 and i try to find a way to extract vbios to play with voltage in nibitor. nvflash 5.1 to 5.95 (tried a bunch of them) gives me the EEPROM not found error, nibitor gives me the driver error because of win7 x64 and gpu-z gives me the *Bios reading not supported on this device*. as you seem to support gts 360m already, i thought maybe this will be easy to fix this for gts 350m. thanks to let me know.
keep up the great work!!

 

[mlee49]

Playing with the voltages with a laptop card? Wow, you really are asking for trouble.

Have you tried getting the bios from Toshiba? Perhaps they might be able to provide it.

 

[JATownes]

Playing with the voltages with a laptop card? Wow, you really are asking for trouble.
Have you tried getting the bios from Toshiba? Perhaps they might be able to provide it.

This is the most truthful statement spoken in a thread today.

 

[pbareges]

thank you guys but don't worry i don't want to push it too far. you see from what i've read gts 360m is just an overclocked gts 350m...my card was stock 450/1500/1050, nvidia specs are 500/1600/1250 and i was able to push it to 530/1700/1300 in a stable state(max temp is 65 when gaming and 57 with my laptop cooler on...so i'm far from killing it...from the stock setup it's quite impressive how i improve fps for demanding games like burnout paradise in stereoscopic 3d...my voltage cap looking at gpu-z logs seems to be 0.95v. gts 360m is exactly the same design with 575/1800/1436 specs and a tdp of 10w more so i guess it's the same card with a voltage cap of 1.1v. but i think toshiba or nvidia locked the vbios so we cannot get the 360m performance with 350m price...thanks anyway for helping

about asking the bios to toshiba i could but even if they send it to me i won't be able to flash the modified one as none of the tools recognizes my card properly.