Hello all I recently purchased a i5 750 coupled with a GA-P55-USB3 and so far so good. I have noticed somenthing strange about the operation of Intel turbo boost though.
I run everything on stock settings because I plan on keeping this rig for awhile.
I noticed if I run any app 3d or not such as Prime95 the multiplier switches between 21x-24x which is good I can see turbo boost working. Now I ran Intel Burn Test v2.4 just to test my Gflops rating and to monitor my max load temps (50c BTW via RealTemp
) and noticed the multiplier drop down to 20x
.
So I did some reading and testing and found out if I take my vcore off auto and set it to normal it keeps the multiplier at 21x during IBT. But if I set the vcore back to Auto it drops the multiplier to 20x on IBT. I have not witnessed this behavior with any other app Prime 95 or OCCT keep it at 21x with 4 cores in use with vcore on Auto.
Now my question is this a safety feature of gigabyte boards or is this a bug with turbo boost.
FYI I have tried bios F5 and the latest beta bios f6a and they both show the same behavior.
I run everything on stock settings because I plan on keeping this rig for awhile.
I noticed if I run any app 3d or not such as Prime95 the multiplier switches between 21x-24x which is good I can see turbo boost working. Now I ran Intel Burn Test v2.4 just to test my Gflops rating and to monitor my max load temps (50c BTW via RealTemp
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So I did some reading and testing and found out if I take my vcore off auto and set it to normal it keeps the multiplier at 21x during IBT. But if I set the vcore back to Auto it drops the multiplier to 20x on IBT. I have not witnessed this behavior with any other app Prime 95 or OCCT keep it at 21x with 4 cores in use with vcore on Auto.
Now my question is this a safety feature of gigabyte boards or is this a bug with turbo boost.
FYI I have tried bios F5 and the latest beta bios f6a and they both show the same behavior.
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