Keep doing this until the NVidia driver crashes then back it off 10MHz - 20MHz, don't forget to click apply everytime you change it, You will now have the maximum core clock. Use the onscreen display to see if it allows you to show the core clock, memory clock and gpu temp while playing games, if you install HWInfo it might let you see cpu temps too at least it does for me.įire up a demanding game with msi afterburner open, Alt + Tab out of the game and raise the core clock 10MHz and click apply, ALT + Enter to return to the game, if it plays fine which it should ALT + Tab out of the game and raise the core clock another 10MHz and click apply, ALT + Enter to return to the game and see it's still ok.

I don't have the 960m but you should be able to get another 100MHz - 200MHz on the core clock. The core clock increases the core speed, the Baseclock for the GTX 960m is 1096Mhz + Boost.

Being your on a laptop with the GTX960m you might not be able to change the power target/ temp target and voltage but as long as you're able to raise the core clock and memory clock that's all you really need, I'm curious to know if you're able to control the fan, if you are set it to 100%.

Msi afterburner overclock