To get the programs that allow over/under clocking, go to these links. If it does, ease back by about 10mV and try again. If you are worried about finding the correct value for your particular CPU, try a value like I suggested, then run the CPU stress test for about 15 minutes and see if it crashes. Somewhere in the -60 to -80mV is about as far as is safe for the 4710HQ as far as I can tell. After overclocking by 40MHz or so, reapply default values at the next instance of lag, and it should reset the value again.īe aware that my computer crashed when playing the game after I tried undervolting the CPU to -90mV, so I would be careful to not undervolt too far. The point of overclocking the GPU is only to reset the clock, not actually speed the GPU up. Just rinse and repeat as necessary.īasically, undervolt the CPU, then when lag occurs in game, overclock the GPU by just a little.
Usually, I only need to do this once in a while when the lag kicks in, and it clears it up for some time. If it happens again, I press the "Apply Default Values" button and it resets the clock again. Just mind your temps).This seems to reset the clock, as it jumps back up to normal. When the lag happens, I open the GPU overclocking menu and overclock the GPU by +20 or +40Mhz and apply (Nvidia won't let you clock over 135MHz, so don't worry about damaging your GPU. However, its not a perfect fix and I do have to deal with the lag occasionally. Therefore, I undervolted the actual CPU by about -60mV. Well, overclocking the GPU will not solve it, because it will just underclock itself when it doesn't get adequate watts.
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