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If there anyone can help me ?
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If you fill up your car with Gas, but don't watch the pump, do the dollars still go up?
You are not enabling the tool to monitor the turbo boost \ speed step features, this has nothing to do with if the features are enabled.
Depending on your mother board, the BIOS set up may have option of disabling speed step or C states which allows the CPU to clock down to slow speeds when not needed and option for turbo boost disable so that you don't get the extra speed when the system can use it most.
I don't know why you would would want to disable either one. Speed step can save you 100 to 200 watts of power when you don't need it and turbo boost can get you the performance of a CPU 2 or 3 steps faster than what you payed for when you do need the horse power.
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Thank you for your reply
Because I just upgraded to Windows10, I found that the service does notstart by default, but the CPU core frequency.
But the core frequency maximum cannot exceed 2.3Ghz, even if I do stress tests, but if I use "ThrottleStop" this software this software can exceed 2.3Ghz, but why?
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Hi,
Your post was moved to the processors forum for further assistance.
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