Is Intel XTU not accurate?

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NDDU Julius BSIT

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I have a notebook with Intel Core i5-6200U 2.30 GHz that has a boost clock of 2.75 GHz. I went to look at Intel XTU and I noticed when my mouse was hovering over the max core frequency, the range was 0.00 GHz to 11.32 GHz.

Is that even possible?
Here is a picture:
https://postimg.org/image/6s2b9ke7t/
 
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James Mason
Mine says the same thing for the range, I think it's probably like... the absolute highest possible OC with only a single core and liquid nitrogen cooling.
Because of math reasons they let it go to 11, but people have only ever gotten to like 7ghz.
http://www.pcgamer.com/the-world-record-skylake-overclock-is-an-insane-7ghz/
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Mine says the same thing for the range, I think it's probably like... the absolute highest possible OC with only a single core and liquid nitrogen cooling.
Because of math reasons they let it go to 11, but people have only ever gotten to like 7ghz.
http://www.pcgamer.com/the-world-record-skylake-overclock-is-an-insane-7ghz/
 
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