Hello everyone!
I had my cpu OCed to 4.4 for a really long time, but now i found out that you can OC the Intel Turbo Boost so that the CPU doesnt run at 4.4 all the time, just when it gets out of idle, and im assuming thats a good thing, right?
The thing is, is that if i OC my CPU through the Turbo Boost method, if i change the vcore, the CPU will always run at 4.4, but if i leave the vcore in AUTO, it will go up to 4.4 when needed, but the thing is that the AUTO vcore is really high when it goes up to 4.4 (around 1.300) when i can use 1.200 that is a lot less just fine, but the thing is that the Turbo Boost wont work and it would be like a normal OC.
My questions here are, is it better to do the regular OC or the Turbo Boost OC? I use my computer for gaming. If Turbo Boost OC is better, is there a way to use the vcore i want without it OCing my CPU all the time? Is 1.200vcore too much? should i try to get it lower?
Thanks in advance!
I had my cpu OCed to 4.4 for a really long time, but now i found out that you can OC the Intel Turbo Boost so that the CPU doesnt run at 4.4 all the time, just when it gets out of idle, and im assuming thats a good thing, right?
The thing is, is that if i OC my CPU through the Turbo Boost method, if i change the vcore, the CPU will always run at 4.4, but if i leave the vcore in AUTO, it will go up to 4.4 when needed, but the thing is that the AUTO vcore is really high when it goes up to 4.4 (around 1.300) when i can use 1.200 that is a lot less just fine, but the thing is that the Turbo Boost wont work and it would be like a normal OC.
My questions here are, is it better to do the regular OC or the Turbo Boost OC? I use my computer for gaming. If Turbo Boost OC is better, is there a way to use the vcore i want without it OCing my CPU all the time? Is 1.200vcore too much? should i try to get it lower?
Thanks in advance!
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