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‎07-03-2019 02:12 PM

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Product: Pavilion CK1033NJ
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I've been looking online on how to activate Intel Turbo Boost but can't find a good video or article on how to do it so I figured that I come here looking for answers. 

Specs:

- Intel Core i7 8565U @ 1,80 GHz 14nm

-Nvidia Geforce MX150 2047MB

 

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‎07-04-2019 12:51 AM

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Hi,

Intel Turbo Boost is automatic and is activated when needed. It is a continuous and dynamic process. If you go into task manager and look under performance TAB you will see the CPU going up and down continously. Try open a couple of App and you will see that it is very dynamic.

So, basically, you do not need to do anything.

 

Hope it helps,

David

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‎07-03-2019 03:51 PM

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@Madwizard 

 

Please read the following article first

 

    https://www.intel.com.au/content/www/au/en/support/articles/000007359/processors/intel-core-processo...

 

then try

 

    https://mywindowshub.com/enable-or-disable-intel-turbo-boost-technology-max-on-windows-10/

 

Regards.

BH
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‎07-04-2019 12:51 AM

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Hi,

Intel Turbo Boost is automatic and is activated when needed. It is a continuous and dynamic process. If you go into task manager and look under performance TAB you will see the CPU going up and down continously. Try open a couple of App and you will see that it is very dynamic.

So, basically, you do not need to do anything.

 

Hope it helps,

David

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