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    Intel HD4000 - what is the highest you OC'd the iGPU?

    Hello all,

    I started fiddling with the iGPU settings short ago, and was wondering what are the limits of the iGPU.
    What is the highest you OC'd the chip? Voltage?

    Thanks.
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    Well, if nobody finds it - I better start doing it myself!

    CPU: 5.2GHz
    GPU: 1000/2000
    iGPU: 2300 @ 1.525V
    MEM: 2600 CL10


    for some reason, the HD4000 had a major jump in performance once it is clocked to 2100MHz and above.
    the 3DMARK Vantage score is a whole other world between 2000 and 2100 MHz.

    The 1.52V for the iGPU, at least for me, seems to be some kind of a barrier.
    It works with less or more voltage.. but not stable.






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    Cool stuff rouvio, you are really rockin on this 3770k! D:

    Isn't that Vantage score like super high compared to a high end discrete GPU solution? :S
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    Thank you buddy!

    This run was made with all the "bells & whistles" installed in the system: CPU OC, GPU OC, iGPU OC and finally MEM OC.
    Physx was enabled, so as the LUCID MVP technology.

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    To compare it to a bench without all the OC and tweaking.. - "native run" :



    Amazing change!
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    Im guessing this is also intels cache technology allowing these synthetics to scale. (As well as the raw frequency of the engine)

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    Quote Originally Posted by rouvio View Post
    Thank you buddy!

    This run was made with all the "bells & whistles" installed in the system: CPU OC, GPU OC, iGPU OC and finally MEM OC.
    Physx was enabled, so as the LUCID MVP technology.

    -------------

    To compare it to a bench without all the OC and tweaking.. - "native run" :

    Amazing change!
    It really is!

    Could you do a similar gaming test and see how well that fares?
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