VRAM Clock Offset — что это? (MSI Dragon Center)
Увеличивает частоту видеопамяти видеокарты (VRAM).
Также может быть Core clock offset, это отвечает за частоту видеопроцессора (GPU — Graphics Processing Unit).
Данная опция может быть в фирменном софте MSI Dragon Center, а точнее в shift при выборе режима Turbo Mode. Данный режим улучшает производительность в играх. Фирменный софт может быть установлен например на игровом ноутбуке GL73 8RD.
Настройки в программе:
Другими словами — увеличивая данные настройки вы повышаете производительность, однако стоит помнить, что также увеличивается выделение тепла. Поэтому лучше чтобы под ноутбуком была специальная USB-подставка охлаждающая с вентиляторами. Разгон сам по себе не так опасен, как повышение температуры процессора/видеокарты.
Некоторые пользователи не рекомендуют использовать данные настройки. Если требуется разогнать видеокарту — лучше обратить внимание на MSI Afterburner, если процессор — Intel Extreme Tuning Utility (Intel XTU), при наличии процессора Intel. Если установлены устройства AMD — используйте AMD OverDrive.
Как удалить MSI Dragon Center? При необходимости — данное приложение можно деинсталлировать, например при желании переустановить ПО. Мини-инструкция:
- Зажмите Win + R, появится окошко Выполнить, вставьте команду appwiz.cpl, нажмите ОК.
- Отобразится окно установленных приложений. Найдите программу Dragon, кликните правой кнопкой мышки > выберите Удалить.
- Запустится Мастер деинсталляции. Следуйте инструкциям на экране. Как правило — стандартно нужно нажимать Далее/Next/Удалить/Uninstall.
Опытные юзеры могут использовать специальные удаляторы — Revo Uninstaller или Uninstall Tool.
Надеюсь данная информация пригодилась. Удачи и добра.
Core Clock Offset — что это? (MSI Dragon Center)
Отвечает за регулировку частоты видеочипа (GPU).
Настройка Core Clock Offset присутствует в фирменном приложении MSI Center, которое может быть установленным например на ноуте MSI GL62M 7RDX.
Также можете заметить VRAM Clock Offset — данная настройка позволяет повысить частоту видеопамяти графического адаптера.
Важно! Данные функции позволяют разогнать видеокарту. Как результат — улучшается производительность, может повысится FPS в играх, скорость работы 3D-приложений. Однако стоит помнить — увеличение частоты видеочипа повышает нагрев устройства, поэтому лучше заранее обеспечить хорошие условиях охлаждения. При использовании персонального компьютера — необходимо установить дополнительный вентилятор. При использовании ноутбука — не стоит играть например на диване, когда нижняя часть ноута плотно прилегает к дивану, при такой ситуации повышенный нагрев неизбежен. Под ноутбук рекомендовано установить специальную охлаждающую подставку.
Рекомендуется мониторить температуру процессора (CPU), видеокарты (GPU) используя специальный софт. Например AIDA64:
PS: встроенная видеокарта обозначается как iGPU.
Надеюсь данный материал помог. Удачи и добра.
Vram clock offset что это msi
I have a MSI gaming laptop (GE73-8RE) which has built in overclocking ability through the included MSI dragon center 2 software. does anyone have any Core Clock Offset and VRAM Clock Offset setting suggestions to use with ‘turbo’ mode (overclock mode)? I have never overclocked anything before, so i am new to this. I saw one recommendtion for a lower model of MSI gamign laptop that used 120Mhx Core Clock Offset and 220 Mhz VRAM Clock Offset, which seems to be stable, but I want too know what is the maximum i can safely use is.
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21 берез. 2019 о 17:34
I think you can go way higher with VRAM clock. Try +150 on core and +500 on VRAM, should be stable at those numbers or a bit lower.
Oh, and what comes to safety — overclocking is generally safe, high temperatures aren’t, so keep an eye on temps.
Автор останньої редакції: Snow; 21 берез. 2019 о 17:35
21 берез. 2019 о 17:41
thx, with my current cooling setup, the CPU is hovering between 39c snd 55c and the GPU is at 39c and 41c
also, the VRAM Clock Offset maxes out 350Mhz. should i just go with that?
Автор останньої редакції: Chris Solomon; 21 берез. 2019 о 17:43
21 берез. 2019 о 17:46
Цитата допису Chris Solomon:
thx, with my current cooling setup, the CPU is hovering between 39c snd 55c and the GPU is at 39c and 41c
also, the VRAM vClock Offset maxes out 350Mhz. should i just go with that?
I bet your GPU can handle at least 400, but seems they’ve decided to make it even safer. You should experience no problems with 350.
Temperatures you told are what you have right now, but you’re not running some heavy workload on your GPU right now are you? Fore a more correct temps try FurMark for example, run it for like 2 minutes and then you’ll see actual temps under load. Anything under 85° is fine, but sure lower is better, I always try to keep under 70° just to feel confident.
21 берез. 2019 о 18:12
just finished playing Star trek online for 30 minutes, temps never went above 55c using the settings you recommended. Of course, thats with 4 vacuum blowers cranked to max and both internal fans cranked up to 5000 rpm, in addition to my notebook cooler underneath the laptop
Автор останньої редакції: Chris Solomon; 21 берез. 2019 о 18:15
21 берез. 2019 о 18:30
Цитата допису Chris Solomon:
just finished playing Star trek online for 30 minutes, temps never went above 55c using the settings you recommended. Of course, thats with 4 vacuum blowers cranked to max and both internal fans cranked up to 5000 rpm, in addition to my notebook cooler underneath the laptop
I’m not sure if Star Trek online is a fine GPU benchmark tbh, so I’d still recommend trying FurMark. Nice job you’ve done for this beast’s cooling tho, I bet it will serve for a long time.
21 берез. 2019 о 18:57
i did as you suggested, and the gpu temp maxed out at 56c.
I also took the opportunity to install something called msi lombustor. using the cpu burner feature, i tried setting it to use all 12 cores, and the temp spiked, just briefly at 84c then backed off to 74c. this may have been evidence of thermal throttling, idk.
but it looks like the laptop will at least try to save it self from burning itself up
21 берез. 2019 о 19:00
Download WHinfo (hardware monitor) and you’ll be able to see exactly what’s happening temp wise, including throttling.
21 берез. 2019 о 19:04
i will try that now
umm do you mean hwinfo?
Автор останньої редакції: rotNdude; 22 берез. 2019 о 9:13
21 берез. 2019 о 19:07
Цитата допису Chris Solomon:
i did as you suggested, and the gpu temp maxed out at 56c.
I also took the opportunity to install something called msi lombustor. using the cpu burner feature, i tried setting it to use all 12 cores, and the temp spiked, just briefly at 84c then backed off to 74c. this may have been evidence of thermal throttling, idk.
but it looks like the laptop will at least try to save it self from burning itself up
12 threads to be precise. 84 actually does sound like thermal throttling for Intel, but to be sure you’ve to check the CPU frequency. Fortunately, I doubt you’ll come across the game that will use all 12 threads to their maximum, at least I haven’t seen anything like that so far, so nothing to worry about. Yeah, modern hardware is smart and won’t let you burn it, and if it for some reason goes too hot — it will just shut down your laptop at once to save it. I’d say everything looks good so far, tho I also always recommend using RTSS for gaming. It comes together with MSI Afterburner and is able to do a nice CPU-level frame limiting. Now idk if you’ve got 120Hz or 60Hz screen, but the idea remains — you’re not going to see more frames than your screen is capable to show, so it’s best to limit the framerate to your refresh rate or half of it if the game’s really demanding one. This will ensure your hardware never runs too hot, and the way RTSS does the frame limiting it will also reduce the stuttering and input latency in pretty much every single game out there. Try it for various games, you’ll like it. If it’s something competitive tho, like CS:GO, and you can get to 180 or 240 fps (CS:GO u definitely can), then lock higher — there still is a slight input latency benefit of higher FPS.
21 берез. 2019 о 19:09
Yup, captain dyslexia strikes again.
Once you have it up, click on the red exclamation point that sais «temp» IIRC, to open the detail window and look about 3 sections down f o r all the CPU temps
You guys have a good night.
Автор останньої редакції: sawdust3d; 21 берез. 2019 о 19:10
21 берез. 2019 о 19:15
Hey mate. Looking forward to more awesome all night long chats when we’re both done with our piles of crap going on all the time.
21 берез. 2019 о 19:19
would this be under summary, main or sensors window? i am not finding a red exclamation on anything
Цитата допису Snow:
Цитата допису Chris Solomon:
i did as you suggested, and the gpu temp maxed out at 56c.
I also took the opportunity to install something called msi lombustor. using the cpu burner feature, i tried setting it to use all 12 cores, and the temp spiked, just briefly at 84c then backed off to 74c. this may have been evidence of thermal throttling, idk.
but it looks like the laptop will at least try to save it self from burning itself up
12 threads to be precise. 84 actually does sound like thermal throttling for Intel, but to be sure you’ve to check the CPU frequency. Fortunately, I doubt you’ll come across the game that will use all 12 threads to their maximum, at least I haven’t seen anything like that so far, so nothing to worry about. Yeah, modern hardware is smart and won’t let you burn it, and if it for some reason goes too hot — it will just shut down your laptop at once to save it. I’d say everything looks good so far, tho I also always recommend using RTSS for gaming. It comes together with MSI Afterburner and is able to do a nice CPU-level frame limiting. Now idk if you’ve got 120Hz or 60Hz screen, but the idea remains — you’re not going to see more frames than your screen is capable to show, so it’s best to limit the framerate to your refresh rate or half of it if the game’s really demanding one. This will ensure your hardware never runs too hot, and the way RTSS does the frame limiting it will also reduce the stuttering and input latency in pretty much every single game out there. Try it for various games, you’ll like it. If it’s something competitive tho, like CS:GO, and you can get to 180 or 240 fps (CS:GO u definitely can), then lock higher — there still is a slight input latency benefit of higher FPS.
the display on the laptop is 120hz. i will try out msi afterburner
Автор останньої редакції: rotNdude; 22 берез. 2019 о 9:14
21 берез. 2019 о 19:32
Цитата допису Chris Solomon:
would this be under summary, main or sensors window? i am not finding a red exclamation on anything
He might be referring to a big «Sensors» button on top left of the application, tho it’s not an exclamation mark but a thermometer. It’s a really great in-deep monitoring utility. You can run some stress test or benchmark and monitor how temps and frequencies on your CPU act.
Цитата допису Chris Solomon:
Цитата допису Snow:
12 threads to be precise. 84 actually does sound like thermal throttling for Intel, but to be sure you’ve to check the CPU frequency. Fortunately, I doubt you’ll come across the game that will use all 12 threads to their maximum, at least I haven’t seen anything like that so far, so nothing to worry about. Yeah, modern hardware is smart and won’t let you burn it, and if it for some reason goes too hot — it will just shut down your laptop at once to save it. I’d say everything looks good so far, tho I also always recommend using RTSS for gaming. It comes together with MSI Afterburner and is able to do a nice CPU-level frame limiting. Now idk if you’ve got 120Hz or 60Hz screen, but the idea remains — you’re not going to see more frames than your screen is capable to show, so it’s best to limit the framerate to your refresh rate or half of it if the game’s really demanding one. This will ensure your hardware never runs too hot, and the way RTSS does the frame limiting it will also reduce the stuttering and input latency in pretty much every single game out there. Try it for various games, you’ll like it. If it’s something competitive tho, like CS:GO, and you can get to 180 or 240 fps (CS:GO u definitely can), then lock higher — there still is a slight input latency benefit of higher FPS.
the display on the laptop is 120hz. i will try out msi afterburner MSI AB is my fav way to monitor stuff during gameplay. It uses RTSS for an on-screen display, thing’s convenient when trying to find the best settings for each game. Also the way I overclock my GPU, but this part you don’t need already anyway. When you watch some youtube hardware benchmark, 95% it’s MSI AB/RTSS combo showing the numbers top-left of the screen.
Что такое VRAM clock offset в официальной программе MSI.
Что такое VRAM clock offset? Core clock offset — это разгон ядров процессора, а насколько я знаю Memory clock — разгон частоты памяти. Так что такое VRAM clock offset?
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