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5 hours ago, Khenglish said:

So for all 3 vbios that work, all 3 can OC memory to 8GHz

 

OK, so you set 4004mhz on vram and that allowed the card to oc the ram? 

 

I've done more testing on the downclocking of the card and I noticed that setting lower clocks just on the core clock list results in downclock + only downclocking on the limit clocks found in the vp profiles also results in downclock (both are independent). 

 

So that means that card reads both core clock list + vp profiles to set it's clock value. 

 

On my p4000 if I left the limit clock untouched and OC core clocks in the clock list, card would not OC, I also had to raise vp profile limits clocks. My program does both but it appears that this isn't enough for p5200, there must be another hidden "max" limit clock value, in our case 1708mhz. 

 

Now I will attempt to replace the p5200 vp section with the sections of GTX cards and p4000 to see if that resolves the issue. 

Precision M6700 : i7-3740QM | P3000 6gb engineering vbios | 20gb DDR3 1600Mhz | FHD ips dreamcolor | delta fans

Zbook 17 g3 : i7-6820HQ -75mv | M3000m 4gb | 16gb DDR4 2400Mhz | FHD ips 

Precision 7720 : i7-6820HQ -80mv & 102.7mhz BCLK| Zotac GTX1060 6gb, 100w OC vbios | 16gb DDR4 3011Mhz |  1440p165hz (upgrad)

Zbook 17 g5 : i7-8850H, -140mv | P5200 16gb | 32gb DDR4 2666Mhz | FHD IPS

 

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