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| System Name | MSI GF63 Thin |
|---|---|
| Processor | Intel® Core™ i5-10300H @4.50GHz |
| Motherboard | MSI GF63 Thin System Board |
| Cooling | MSI GF63 Thin Stock Cooling |
| Memory | 8GB (1x 8GB) Hynix DDR4 2666MHz |
| Video Card(s) | NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Max-Q 4GB GDDR6 @1740MHz |
| Storage | KIOXIA 256GB NVMe SSD |
| Display(s) | MSI Optix G24C165Hz 1ms |
| Software | Windows 10 Pro 64bit |
Wadduuppp TPUcrew!? 
Well....I OCed a laptop GPU...one thats known to fail....and has bad reputation......
BUT WAIT!!!!
Before yall call me a dumbass
......here some additonal info:
Well I bought this Lenovo T61 for mild gaming on the go.
But I was also well aware of this big nVidia issue regarding the G84, G86 Chips, so I made shure that I would get a late production unit with better GPU bump material.(cause of failure)
It has a C2D T9300 @ 2.50GHz 6MB L2, 4GB DDR2 RAM and a cute little Quadro NVS 140m.
The GPU performed good (+30FPS) in following games:
-CoD2, 3, 4, 5 (medium, 5-low)
-GTA: SA (high)
-Resident Evil 5 (medium)
But after researching in the internet I found out, that this card can easily take some OCing...well and 10 minutes later I had the nVidia Performance app installed.
The NVS 140m's performance is somewhere in-between a 8400m GS and a 8400m GT.
It has 128MB GDDR3, +1GB Shared from dual channel RAM and 16 unified pipelines.
Sadly only a 64bit BUS...
Well....it turns out, that this chip is a god in overclocking!!!
I raised it's stock core clock from 400 to 500MHz, the Memory Clock from 600 to 800MHz and the Shader Clock from 800 to 1000MHz.
Everyting runs stable and I get +3000 points in 3D Mark 2001.
Also the Windows 7 Experience Index raised following scores:
Aero from 4.1 to 4.6 and Gaming from 5.4 to 5.5
I can feel smoother gameplay in all the games and temps max out at (79*C)
Is that too hot??
How much more do you guys think, can I go safely?
I don't care about batery life or fan noise, since I run a fan app that always turns the fans to max.
Also....is the any chance of running GTA4 on ALL LOWEST (640x480)?
Well....I OCed a laptop GPU...one thats known to fail....and has bad reputation......
BUT WAIT!!!!
Before yall call me a dumbass
......here some additonal info:Well I bought this Lenovo T61 for mild gaming on the go.
But I was also well aware of this big nVidia issue regarding the G84, G86 Chips, so I made shure that I would get a late production unit with better GPU bump material.(cause of failure)
It has a C2D T9300 @ 2.50GHz 6MB L2, 4GB DDR2 RAM and a cute little Quadro NVS 140m.
The GPU performed good (+30FPS) in following games:
-CoD2, 3, 4, 5 (medium, 5-low)
-GTA: SA (high)
-Resident Evil 5 (medium)
But after researching in the internet I found out, that this card can easily take some OCing...well and 10 minutes later I had the nVidia Performance app installed.
The NVS 140m's performance is somewhere in-between a 8400m GS and a 8400m GT.
It has 128MB GDDR3, +1GB Shared from dual channel RAM and 16 unified pipelines.
Sadly only a 64bit BUS...
Well....it turns out, that this chip is a god in overclocking!!!
I raised it's stock core clock from 400 to 500MHz, the Memory Clock from 600 to 800MHz and the Shader Clock from 800 to 1000MHz.
Everyting runs stable and I get +3000 points in 3D Mark 2001.
Also the Windows 7 Experience Index raised following scores:
Aero from 4.1 to 4.6 and Gaming from 5.4 to 5.5
I can feel smoother gameplay in all the games and temps max out at (79*C)
Is that too hot??
How much more do you guys think, can I go safely?
I don't care about batery life or fan noise, since I run a fan app that always turns the fans to max.
Also....is the any chance of running GTA4 on ALL LOWEST (640x480)?
