Vortex IX first look
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Don't use it on battery FAENIL so I'll leave that to someone else.
After spending hours with the MSI curve editor, I think I've found the optimum curve for the 2070RTX. Memory is set to +300MHz. This elimates all power limit throttling in games but still gets the odd minor flicker of it during 3DMark. 3DMark isn't a realistic load so I'm not concerened by it.
Compare link (Discrete mode but with G Sync off BTW): www.3dmark.com/fs/20397615
After spending hours with the MSI curve editor, I think I've found the optimum curve for the 2070RTX. Memory is set to +300MHz. This elimates all power limit throttling in games but still gets the odd minor flicker of it during 3DMark. 3DMark isn't a realistic load so I'm not concerened by it.
Compare link (Discrete mode but with G Sync off BTW): www.3dmark.com/fs/20397615
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barlew
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Thanks for the advice ill have a play with it this evening.
Likewise, for reference my laptop crashes at -150mv so i've kept it at -130mv. But potentially increasing the undervolt on the cores could be a good idea. For now my laptop is running very cool since underbolting. I've played League and it runs at roughly 60-65 degrees and then Borderlands 2 between 70-75 maxed out. Using a cooling pad too, but still very reasonable temperatures as before undervolting I was hitting high 80s during Borderlands.
Hi everyone
Know it's been a while, but a lot of really good info in here.
Since the NBR forums are no longer active, maybe I could get some help here.
I have the Clevo PB50RF, and it came originally with a Samsung 4k OLED panel. I remember reading in NBR something about the frames having to go through the Intel graphics to be displayed in the panel, also something to do with the brightness control, so that would make it impossible to use G-Sync on such a panel.
Thing is, my panel (sadly) got damaged and I have to get a new one, so was thinking of a FHD or QHD with G-Sync.
Question is, moment I plug it in, will the G-sync work and frames come directly from the GPU, or, since it originally came with the 4K panel with the weird Intel graphics detour, will some intrinsic configuration be different that can't or has to be changed and prevents the new panel from synching frame rates?
Any help or knowledge on the topic would be much appreciated!
Know it's been a while, but a lot of really good info in here.
Since the NBR forums are no longer active, maybe I could get some help here.
I have the Clevo PB50RF, and it came originally with a Samsung 4k OLED panel. I remember reading in NBR something about the frames having to go through the Intel graphics to be displayed in the panel, also something to do with the brightness control, so that would make it impossible to use G-Sync on such a panel.
Thing is, my panel (sadly) got damaged and I have to get a new one, so was thinking of a FHD or QHD with G-Sync.
Question is, moment I plug it in, will the G-sync work and frames come directly from the GPU, or, since it originally came with the 4K panel with the weird Intel graphics detour, will some intrinsic configuration be different that can't or has to be changed and prevents the new panel from synching frame rates?
Any help or knowledge on the topic would be much appreciated!
Ekans2011
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Hi, just for your info
1- Nobody checks a five-year-old thread, and necro is generally not welcome in the forums.
2- This forum is only for PCSpecialist customers; even if we wanted to, we cannot discuss third-party products. You need an open forum, like Tom's or similar.
1- Alright, I understand, my apologies, but this being a 5 year old laptop obviously I wasn't gonna find any active topics on it, had to try my luck.
2- Thanks anyway, I'll try there.
Cheers
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