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‎01-14-2021 07:14 AM

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Product: special
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hello everyone i have a hp laptop but this laptop is special it has intel i7 7500U (2.9ghz base 3.5ghz max) and intel uhd graphics 620.MY problem is i want to use this on max performance and i want to keep enable turbo boost everytime how can i do that,also i have good cooler.So,cooling is not problem

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‎01-14-2021 01:23 PM

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@SkuLL5234 

 

No you can't as mentioned on Intel FAQ's:

 

"Maximum frequency for processor function can't be specified. Maximum frequency is automatic and dependent on working conditions."

 

I would not try that (if available), this will kill the CPU in no time because of heat.

 

Regards.

BH
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‎01-14-2021 01:46 PM

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thank you for your advice but i hvae good cooler and its cooling so easy i guess i can handle it if i can do this i i will test that first because i love my laptop 😄

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