Msi N240gt-md512-oc/d5
 

Just testing this card. doesn't look that bad, to be honest, 1.1G memory and 650c on stock air.

Will post some pictures of the card later on

in 3D load, the default voltage is set at 0.92V for the GPU and 1.56V for the memory

Load = 0,92V
Idle = 1.05V

huh???

vdroop on vGPU?

no, it seems like the voltages are somehow switched: 2D mode = load, 3D mode = idle

Increased Vgpu to 1.25V => 735c is now stable, seems like shaders are crapping out.

How much do you need to make a chance to win prizes? :)

about 1300 probably

Core was crapping out ... shaders are running 2000 now

I'm having the same slow-downs I had with the GT220. As far as I can tell, there seems to be a throttling issue, but I can't tell what's triggering this. Core frequency it's definitly not as the card locks up, not loses performance ... so it might be shader or memory frequency or a combination of the two. My best guess would be memory frequency as I've seen that increasing the shader frequency makes the 3D images go nuts, nut decrease in performance.

If it's indeed the memory again, I'll need to figure out a way to solve this.

I've attached an 06 run with stable clocks. Forgot to increase BCLK LOL.

Competition in the HWBOT category is non-existing ... I don't even have to push to get golden cups: no tweaks, no nothing.

those thumbs are quite small ;)
seems image viewing script overrides the links :(

Yeah :(.

Trying to mount GPU pot right now. Sadly enough, MSI made the mounting holes way too small ...

Mounting is fixed ... card's acting up, however.

Seems like the chipset pot couldn't hold the load, so I switched to Legendary Blind-Tek9.

Something weird is going on. Can't even get 825MHz at -50°C.

I'll do the VMEM modification as well (tomorrow) and see if it can affect the stability

Not my best voltmod, but it's just to try :-)

has a artsy fartsy look to it:)

No difference. It's really strange ... hitting 875/2100 stable max is not normal.

I might change motherboards or even platforms to see if it's the PCIe power