I have Lenovo Y50-70 which has gtx860m 2gb and i5 4200h
I can oc now +135 mhz core clock but i want more because, gtx750ti,gtx850m,gtx860m,gtx950m,gtx960m use same chip with different voltages and clocks and rams, If the laptop has good cooling, it can be overclocked ,I think.
If I buy gtx960m laptop, it has chip which gtx860m use. Instead of buy another pc, i want to oc my card. I think their oc limit similarly.
The other is I want to enable turbo clock on multi cpu i5 4200h. I know it cause more heat but, I can control it with control center, some times i need higher clocks.
Lenovo Y50-70 has a problem like under
In comparison to other devices with similar CPU, the Cinebench Multi-core Rendering test reveals that full potential of the CPU is not entirely used (minus 15-30%). In a matter of seconds, clock speeds are limited to 2.5 GHz (basis clock pulse). That happens independently of the chip temperature and is most likely set by Lenovo in order to keep the exhaust heat of the CPU within reasonable ranges. The single-core test is very well performed; clock speeds are between 3.3 and 3.5 GHz.
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-Idea...754.0.html
Can anyone help me !
I can oc now +135 mhz core clock but i want more because, gtx750ti,gtx850m,gtx860m,gtx950m,gtx960m use same chip with different voltages and clocks and rams, If the laptop has good cooling, it can be overclocked ,I think.
If I buy gtx960m laptop, it has chip which gtx860m use. Instead of buy another pc, i want to oc my card. I think their oc limit similarly.
The other is I want to enable turbo clock on multi cpu i5 4200h. I know it cause more heat but, I can control it with control center, some times i need higher clocks.
Lenovo Y50-70 has a problem like under
In comparison to other devices with similar CPU, the Cinebench Multi-core Rendering test reveals that full potential of the CPU is not entirely used (minus 15-30%). In a matter of seconds, clock speeds are limited to 2.5 GHz (basis clock pulse). That happens independently of the chip temperature and is most likely set by Lenovo in order to keep the exhaust heat of the CPU within reasonable ranges. The single-core test is very well performed; clock speeds are between 3.3 and 3.5 GHz.
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-Idea...754.0.html
Can anyone help me !