Intel Turbo Boost technology allows the CPU independently accelerate the clock frequency within the safest values. The increase can be up to 1.4 GHz, like the flagship i9-9900K, or somewhat less, if we are talking about server processors. Ways to incorporate Turbo Boost in the Intel processor will be discussed under this article.
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Turn on Intel Turbo Boost
By default, Samoragone technology on computers is always enabled, but the settings occasionally come down or the users themselves can disable them with a lacaround. The operation of TURBO Boost corresponds to the processor parameters in the BIOS and the power control circuit settings.
Inclusion in bios.
The main switch responsible for the "turbo" CPU is located in the processor settings in BIOS or UEFI. In order to activate it, go to the BIOS of your computer and follow these actions:
This algorithm, although it was described for Russified UEFI, in the usual blue-white and English BIOS, everything is almost the same. The difference is that instead of a string "Processor configuration" will be "Advancer CPU Core Features" , and the technology name will be written in full: "Intel Turbo Boost Tech." , and then you just need to switch the value "Disabled" on the "Enabled".
Even if 90 or 99% of the required energy is directed to the processor, it will not limitably use the possibilities of the turbo, and it will simply refuse it, so it is important to ensure that the CPU is powered by 100%.
We looked at two ways to enable Intel Turbo Boost on the Intel processor. Keep in mind, by default, the turbo is always enabled and the absence of self-unloading means that the corresponding settings in the BIOS or the Windows power scheme have come down.