1050 overclock in a laptop?
1050 overclock in a laptop?
1050 notebook overclocks well and for daily tasks you can actually reduce the voltage to cut down heat (which makes it even safer than the standard setting). I’m not sure if higher voltage is feasible, but in normal conditions I wouldn’t recommend it (just for testing with cold air, right?).
I have a 7700hq processor and 1050GB RAM.
For overclocking and lowering voltage use the afterburner.
Ctrl + F for voltage and core speed; memory speed adjusts via the slider.
Default settings: core 1690MHz, RAM 1750, volt 1.063 (firestrike 5500)
High (not tested at full capacity): core 1910MHz, RAM 1866MHz (+220), volt 1.025 (firestrike 6040)
Optimal: core 1800MHz, RAM 1850MHz (+200), volt 0.950
allright, i have the same specs, just an asus rog, and it started overclocking it. i hit 255 on core and 155 on memory, but it crashes after a while. going higher than that will cause a bosh every so often. i recommend keeping core around 225 or 230, and memory at 125 to 130 (maybe 135). if you want to push this chip further, let me know.