Basic clock - Turbo clock. What counts in practice?

Https://ark.intel.com/de/products/12...up-to-4_60-GHz

here in the right forum. Is there still and not up to the described 4,6Ghz not synonymous with 100% CPU utilization. I just noticed that the I7 clocked in the turbo cycle only until 4,2-4,3Ghz clocked. 4.6Ghz only go on one core.

Hi all,

I hope I post 100% load) clock the 6 cores with 4.3Ghz.

Many greetings
Christian



Right click -> show logical processors

If all cores are loaded (you have attitudes there which must be made?) I have for a week over an i7 8700 and an Asrock Z370 Extreme4 in use and am fundamentally very satisfied.

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on the button for switching on. And that's the way it stays

Resetting only possible by disconnecting any PC / notebook / tablet with Windows 10 after the shutdown are suddenly like death.








In recent days, we have trouble messages, according to which only by a Microsoft update (which?) Is effective. The root cause may be a faulty BIOS programming

Solution of problems proved suitable:

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since it's so crazy, it was my last Intel. When testing, I noticed then in CPU-Z that at Kern with full utilization. Incidentally, in almost all CPUs, the maximum turbo cycle Internet is more than the manufacturer of the CPU? ie

Full utilization of the turbo-clock is only at 3,6GHz, rather than the advertised 3,8GHz.

Hello,

because I was not sufficient for the multi-monitor operation of the i5-4590, I am fortunate enough to have come to a used Xeon E3-1245 V3. Https://ark.intel.com/de/products/75...Cache-3_40-GHz

3,8Ghz on an i5 4590.

Have I any chance that I tried the turbo cycle in the already older bios versions, unfortunately without success. Why do you think you can lift any pages in the Xeon to the acclaimed 3,8GHz at full capacity of all cores? Mainboard is an AsRock B85M-Pro3, even in the event that a core is busy.

If that is really so, and Intel

Actually, that the advertised maximum clock would be possible, but Intel wants to sell the "K" models better and forbids this possibility.