NVIDIA Drivers Remove GPU Overclocking From Laptops With Maxwell Based GPUs?

:D I'd think any side of the GPU would be a bit too warm and uncomfortable. Don't get me started on sleeping underneath it... :eek:

Could you even fit someone under it? That'd kinda shove them into the PCI-E slot between it and the card. Ouch! :eek:
 
Could you even fit someone under it? That'd kinda shove them into the PCI-E slot between it and the card. Ouch! :eek:

I meant under the GPU (chip) itself. You have to kind of curl yourself around the balls of solder. I always wake up with a sore neck and back when I do this.
 
I meant under the GPU (chip) itself. You have to kind of curl yourself around the balls of solder. I always wake up with a sore neck and back when I do this.

Oh, sorry about the mistake! Then again, I make it a point to never sleep around the balls. That's usually turns into a sticky situation.
 
Prema from Tech|Inferno Forums has just discovered that Nvidia has begun shipping new GTX 9xxM cards with a vBIOS that completely blocks core overclocking.

It looks as though overclocking will soon be a thing from the past regardless of the driver used.

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http://forum.techinferno.com/genera...t-overclocking-mobile-gpus-12.html#post124474

First overclocking is taken away from us, then we are told we are getting it back. Now we discover it's being taken away permanently, even when using overclockable drivers.

#WTFnvidia!

Sign the petition: https://www.change.org/p/nvidia-re-...geforce-equipped-notebooks?recruiter=20925400
 
Sweet, sweet mobile user's tears.

Please let's not turn this into desktop gamers vs. laptop gamers. Just wait until Nvidia starts to lock down their desktop GPUs as well. :eek:

This sets a horrible precedent.
 
Please let's not turn this into desktop gamers vs. laptop gamers. Just wait until Nvidia starts to lock down their desktop GPUs as well. :eek:

This sets a horrible precedent.

Not happening. Nvidia know what side the bread is buttered on.
 
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