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Pushed the laptop even further. Still can't believe the numbers I'm getting. Asus makes a quality ROG laptop, well at least the heat management system is great.
GTX 660m - 950mhz core stock, 5000mhz memory stock
Overclock
GPU Core - 1225mhz
Memory - 6550mhz
Firemark Score - 2237
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660M video card benchmark result - Intel Core i5-3210M Processor,ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. G46VW
I just recently upgraded my laptops processor from the i5-3210m 3.1ghz dual core w/ 3mb L3 cache, to an i7 3820m 3.7ghz Quad core w/ 8mb L3 cache and upgraded my ram to 16gb. My physics score jumped from around 3k to the upper 9k's. But even though my physics more than tripled, my score barely went up at all in 3Dmark. Not even worth posting. I knew graphics made a bigger difference, but I didn't realize physics had such a low impact. But on a lighter note, this laptop should hopefully last me a long time now.
P.S.
If anyone know's how to un-solder a chip(ie, the gtx 660m chip in my laptop), please PM me.
Well, upgraded my APU the other day. Unfortunately, Firestrike still ain't having the fact I have a crappy GPU on my motherboard. Being that this was a Dual Graphics setup, I had to run 4 separate tests, two of which tests each of the graphics performance of both the GPU and the IGP, and both from either the GPU side and the IGP side.
New Single GPU score: 1916 - Results Page 1
New SLI / Crossfire score: 1745 - Results Page 2
Here are the results.
There was a score of 2421 the first few times I ran Firestrike, but then I noticed, it didn't see what clocks my GPU had, whether I was running Dual Graphics, etc. so I couldn't use it.
Last edited by HoneycombAG; 18 May 2015 at 22:53. Reason: Results page