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was probably a VERY momentary peak. notice the average is 1.64 ghz. this is still not a good idea at all as even a brief peak that high can hurt the cpu.

i'd proceed with EXTREME caution as you can cause more than cpu damage. the motherboard can also be damaged with a power surge caused by such a jump.
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was probably a VERY momentary peak. notice the average is 1.64 ghz. this is still not a good idea at all as even a brief peak that high can hurt the cpu.

i'd proceed with EXTREME caution as you can cause more than cpu damage. the motherboard can also be damaged with a power surge caused by such a jump.
 
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Guys in 9 of august i was a with my pc again, and i turbo boosted max, then the gpu reached more than it's limits 14k ghz or mgz im not good at it i forgot and cache even more than 10k i pooped (family friendly) my pants, sorry for the swears, im new.
Don't play with turbo boosts guys, thank god it didn't damage my laptop.
 
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And the graphics freq went 3000 mhz
Btw, i was stupid to change the setting there, i disabled intel clock controller service in task manager, could it be because of that? My max temp was around 83c
 
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