If you have more questions please let me know. Just enter the command parameters while Total commander has nvidiainspector.exe folder open. So you do not need to run the Nvidia inspector by double clicking. Do not touch the voltage in the parameters. If you have different card in your computer modify the frequency values upon need.
Please note that the above values are valid for GTX 670MX. Play with the parameters as you wish but do not exceed the numbers. Please note that the voltage will be fixed and maximum while you are overclocking. NvidiaInspector.exe -setVoltageOffset:0,0,0 -setGpuClock:0,2,135 -setMemor圜lock:0,2,1400 -forcepstate:0,16ĭuring the process open EVGA precision in a separate window on your desktop and in it follow the frequency and the temperature. NvidiaInspector.exe -setVoltageOffset:0,0,0 -setGpuClock:0,2,760 -setMemor圜lock:0,2,1400 -forcepstate:0,0įor going back to default state of your graphic card: NvidiaInspector.exe -setVoltageOffset:0,0,0 -setGpuClock:0,2,750 -setMemor圜lock:0,2,1400 -forcepstate:0,0įor 760MHz overclock on the GPU of GTX 670MX: Once nvidiainspector.exe file is visible in the Total Commander window add the following parameters in the bottom line (marked with red square in the picture above):įor 750MHz overclock on the GPU of GTX 670MX: In one of the windows above (left in the example) navigate with your keyboard or mouse to the folder where you have Nvidia Inspector installed. The program will run and you will see a window which looks like this:īasically you see two windows for file management. Install and run (press key 1, 2 or 3 at startup as required by the shareware version of the software) A brief tutorial on Nvidia Inspector's command line parameters (with Total Commander utility):Ģ.
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