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Euphoria14 on 27 March 2013
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hinch said:
Euphoria14 said:
hinch said:
Euphoria14 said:

Would that cause vanilla Skyrim on Ultra gain in fps? I currently stand ~30-40 at times and drop into the mid 20's when in caves or stuff is going on.

I also hear I can OC my GPU to get 660M performance, but not sure how safe that is.

Unless you have a laptop cooling pad I wouldn't advise it. They run hot as it is without OC'ing.

After 10-20 minutes of Skyrim my GPU hovers around 65-70c.

Running a little high, but that seems fine. You can always up the GPU core speed and see if it raises the temp.

If you do want to do overclock on your laptop though.. you should really invest in a laptop cooler with a large fan, and set it on high when gaming. Makes a world of difference.

Indeed. I plan on getting a cooler for it.

Any suggestions?



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