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post #101 of 115
Hey All,

I doubt too many come here now, but I have a couple things to add.

I have Vista Home Premium showing a total of 4GB of RAM, and I have the 7950 GTX (with 512 MB). I booted into XP and then that only shows 3.25GB of RAM.

And second, my GTX went belly up as well. But I found a dude (Premise Laptops in Florida) that'll repair our GTX's or GS for that matter, for $150 plus shipping.

Hope this info helps others, Labor!
post #102 of 115
TODO:
Install OS on 2nd HD (boot from bay?), Overclock thread, Separate Blind Flashing and Creating Bootable Device, GPU recovery, universal unlock, i8k, nhc, lcd dimmer, nhale
post #103 of 115
No matter how hard i try I can't manage to get my card overclocked . . . I've flashed it who knows how many time with my clocks changed from NibiTor, tried unlocking the card to be able to overclock from windows, to no avail. Do i need an older motherboard bios to flash the GPU?

Thanks in advance. . .
post #104 of 115
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Originally Posted by JoeyDee View Post
No matter how hard i try I can't manage to get my card overclocked . . . I've flashed it who knows how many time with my clocks changed from NibiTor, tried unlocking the card to be able to overclock from windows, to no avail. Do i need an older motherboard bios to flash the GPU? Thanks in advance. . .
Nvidia drivers have been allowing software overclocking without the need to flash the bios for a while now (at least 2 years). I was using Rivatuner personnally.
post #105 of 115
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Originally Posted by zzpulp View Post
TODO: Install OS on 2nd HD (boot from bay?), Overclock thread, Separate Blind Flashing and Creating Bootable Device, GPU recovery, universal unlock, i8k, nhc, lcd dimmer, nhale
can't wait! what's exactly universal unlock, the fan control thing and lcd dimmer gonna be about? going to include baking in your next sticky?
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Originally Posted by JoeyDee View Post
No matter how hard i try I can't manage to get my card overclocked . . . I've flashed it who knows how many time with my clocks changed from NibiTor, tried unlocking the card to be able to overclock from windows, to no avail. Do i need an older motherboard bios to flash the GPU? Thanks in advance. . .
Perhaps, tried the newer drivers? post 164 I think allows overclocking don't quite recall. Really nibitor should work, zzpulp is good with this stuff.
post #106 of 115
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Originally Posted by savat View Post
Nvidia drivers have been allowing software overclocking without the need to flash the bios for a while now (at least 2 years).
I was using Rivatuner personnally.

I'll try Rivatuner again, it didn't work when i tried it a couple years ago. I've tried evga's program to no avail, also the newer version of what used to be nTune. Both just revert me right back to 375mhz after I hit apply. . .

Thanks for the replies!
post #107 of 115
Nope, it still didn't work. It still resets back to stock clocks. I'm using the most up to date NBF Mobileforce drivers. . . Any other ideas?
post #108 of 115
You can flash it with the roms I provided at lv2g here: http://forums.laptopvideo2go.com/top...bile-gpu-roms/

Also, if you truly want to overclock, then hard overclocking always works as matchbox suggested. You just use nibitor to read in your bios and you manually edit your desired frequencies in. Then you just save it and flash it onto your card.
post #109 of 115
zzpulp is dead isn't he?
post #110 of 115
Nah, probably on vacation

cheers ...
post #111 of 115
Yes a very long vacation. Just been doing other stuff with my time since nothing new is really happening in the "M1710 / M6300 / Dell computers I like" scene. I'll try to come here more often.
post #112 of 115
I could use one of those long vacation myself at the moment. Nice seeing you back zzpulp

cheers ...
post #113 of 115
Nice to see yas back!
post #114 of 115
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Originally Posted by TurbodTalon View Post
FOR SPARE PARTS, WARRANTY TRANSFER, ETC: Solapathy has an awesome post where you can find Dell part numbers, service manuals, find out what is covered under your warranty, or find out how to transfer your warranty. http://www.notebookforums.com/thread197478.html
This link is no good.
post #115 of 115
It is good to me

cheers ...
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