Difference Between "Turbo Boost" and "Turbo Boost 2.0?"
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Turbo boost 2.0 (seems) to only be on haswell rigs, from what I've seen its only on mobile processors... Havn't seen the term used on a desktop processor yet, so if you're building a desktop rig be sure if you see turbo boost 2.0 that it isn't a mobile processor.
From what I saw whenI bought my laptop it seemed most of the Turbo boost were around .5~.6 ghz, and the 2.0 boot was 1ghz.
From what I saw whenI bought my laptop it seemed most of the Turbo boost were around .5~.6 ghz, and the 2.0 boot was 1ghz.
- Nov 11, 2013
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In short no there isn't a difference from the board's perspective, if it supports 2.0 it will support regular turbo boost. I think its just a bit of a marketing ploy to say "hey its more boosty (not a word, deal with it lol)"
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