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Allard

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    Allard reacted to minibois in How does boost clock even work?   
    As Intel says:
    If you are using more than one core, it can't reach that 4.2Ghz and has to default to its "all core" boost, which I would assume that (almost) 4Ghz is.
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    Allard reacted to Electronics Wizardy in How does boost clock even work?   
    The opwer usage depends on load, and games foften aren't hte most power usage of loads.
     
    THat number seems right.
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    Allard reacted to Jurrunio in How does boost clock even work?   
    Base clock is what it will hit if turbo is disabled and Intel guarantees that it can maintain TDP at that clock speed. Turbo is how high it can go with TDP ignored. Note that max turbo limit depends on usage, you only get that 4.2GHz peak when the CPU is barely used and 4GHz is the all core turbo
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    Allard reacted to Jurrunio in How does boost clock even work?   
    Package power? Maybe it's running at really low voltage, also 100% usage doesnt mean it's a stressful workload
     
    Or maybe the sensor's broken, that can happen as well
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    Allard reacted to Moonzy in How does boost clock even work?   
    TDP =/= chip power consumption
     
    although chip power consumption should be higher than TDP(?)
     
    but yea, different instruction have different power requirements
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    Allard reacted to Electronics Wizardy in How does boost clock even work?   
    power is often way under tdp for lower power parts like this one.
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    Allard reacted to Jurrunio in How does boost clock even work?   
    Intel's pretty much using TDP as power draw, PL1 is the same as TDP by default
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