I recommend you to check with the motherboard manufacture for tools or options that can help you with your request. The feature that you are looking for is Overclocking, this feature allows you to manually change the frequency of the processor, however, this option may damage the processor and is only available for the "K" and "X" processors.
As mentioned previously, the operating system will say when it needs a boost, which cores needs to be enabled, how much is the frequency going to increase, and how much is going to last. It will increase the frequency to the amount that the operating system thinks is needed to perform a task.Ĥ. It will enable and increase the cores needed depending on the task to perform.ģ. It can not be changed manually or choose which processors are going to be a boost.Ģ. If we set the max processor state to 99, the Turbo Boost technology is disabled. By default the max processor state is 100 and Intel Turbo Boost kicks off when the CPU reaches 100 usage. This feature follows the following rules:ġ. The second technique I found is to set the maximum processor state to 99. Trusted for over 30 years to provide and transform technology into complete solutions that advance the value of IT. This option dynamically increases the processor's frequency as needed by taking advantage of thermal and power headroom to give you a burst of speed when you need it.
All turbo BIOS options found at the EIST BIOS page are enabled.Based on the pictures and the fact that only one core is increasing, seems that you have enabled the "Turbo boost". RAM: 2X4GB GSKILL ARES F3-2133C10-4GAB 2133MHz XMP enabledĬPU core temps never go above 55 C at full prime 95 100% load.Ī. This fixed the issue, in that my i7-4770k behaves normally again and at least reaches its stock frequency, but Intel Turbo Boost still isn't working (no 3.9 Ghz turbo when running prime) and I suspect that the system still won't overclock.ĬPU Cooler: Thermaltake Frio OCK (extreme CPU cooler for 150W TDP CPUs) I am an experienced OC'er with a loooong history dating back to S775 days, so I immediately shut the system down, unplugged it, and cleared the CMOS. I pressed the "4 way optimization", the AI Suite ran the tests etc, rebooted, it changed settings on the AI SUITE and set all my cores to 42X.ĭo you know what happened? My CPU stayed permanently at 800 MHz. I tried overclocking using the ASUS AI SUITE. My i7-4770k always stays at 3.5 GHz (stock) even when I am running Prime 95.Ģ.
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