Overclocking Laptop Graphics Card

[Youbetternot]

Anyone know how to overclock my laptops Graphics card and software recommendations.

Also some steps so I don't blow up my Laptop

Graphics Card = radeon HD 7670m

Cpu = intel i5-3317u

[Cacao]

I really wouldn't recommend it, laptops don't have great cooling. What laptop is it?

[Guest]

What CPU do you have, do you have intergraded GPU, what GPU do you have?

[Volbet]

What GPU is your laptop using? I know you can just use MSi Afterburner on most graphicscards, even if it is a laptop card. 

[Levent]

this might work

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwltL7xsA70

[Youbetternot]

I have a radeon HD 7670m 

[DaftBehemoth]

Again, it depends on your laptop's model. I wouldn't bother overclocking anything that doesn't have fairly good cooling. Like the MSI GT780, for example. It's extra thick with big exhaust vents and allows you to max the fan out with a press of a button :)

[Samdb]

Laptops have awful cooling, I wouldn't overclock. It will also reduce battery life.

[CwGoh]

Afterburner would work, but the extra heat wuld heat up the whole laptop, due to the tiny enclosure and most laptops share a common heatpipe between the CPU & GPU

[crystal6tak]

First find if you even have any overclocking headroom. Download some software (MSI Afterburner, cpu wizard) or some sort to check your gpu temperature on load. You can put it under load with burn in tests or benchmark tools such as MSI kombustor or unigine heaven. Then find out on the web what's the maximum safe temperature for your 7670m. If you're load temperature is like 5-10c or more away from your max safe temperature then go ahead and do that:

 

this might work

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwltL7xsA70

Oh yea and I think heatpipes and heatsinks are shared between cpu and gpu in most laptops. So make sure cpu temperature are also within safe range when overclocking.