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"3DMark01 Boost" bios setting - what does it do?

my mainboard is a gigabyte B85M-D3H and it has this setting in the bios that is puzzling me ever since i got the board

 

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i always wondered what this setting does.

 

does it improve performance for single threaded applications? 

 

does enabling it have any negative side effect on newer applications? 

 

anyone has an idea ? 

 

 

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I think enabling it is kinda like the Turbo button on old Pc's

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1 minute ago, Himommies said:

I think enabling it is kinda like the Turbo button on old Pc's

so, make it slower? 9_9

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1 minute ago, Himommies said:

I think enabling it is kinda like the Turbo button on old Pc's

except that the turbo button was put there for backwards compatibility with programs that would otherwise run too fast

 

in its most early and primitive function it underclocked the CPU. 

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1 minute ago, KenjiUmino said:

except that the turbo button was put there for backwards compatibility with programs that would otherwise run too fast

 

in its most early and primitive function it underclocked the CPU. 

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Just now, TheRandomness said:

3Dmark01 wouldn't run faster based on that.

i have not tried 3Dmark 01 on that computer ever ... so i don't even know if this bios function actually does something ... thats why i am asking

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