Yes set that last one to turbo and make sure you save settings and exit, not load optimized settings. when in bios, the power saving options are usualy disabled, causing the cpu to run at it's constant base clockrate.Īfter setting up, save settings from exit menu and reboot.Ĭan you take picture of which one is which? I believe the only one I didn't enable is the boot turbo performance one in Max Non-Turbo Performance.What do I do if I just want to stick at 4.0 not over? disable all the section with the name of turbo? so optimal default is a turbo default? The one in the boot menu is to reduce turbo clockrates when in BIOS. just keep the turbo mode enabled and the rest alone. that one handles power and time limits for turbo to be active. In addition to that, enable the one from AI Tweaker menu as well. The one from the cpu power management menu is the default turbo mode.
that one auto overclocks top single core turbo clockrate to all cpu cores. keep the enhanced turbo (multicore enhancement) setting disabled. Then when you exit hit save and exit, not load optimzed default settings or whatever and then it will restart again with the saved changes.Īsus boards have two different turbo settings. That takes you into uefi bios and go into the advanced settings or into ai tweaker and look for anything that has to do with turbo or anything like that and make sure it is checked to turn on. Go into the uefi bios when you restart your comp or are first starting, hit f2 when it shows the writing at the bottom of the screen while booting up. Make sure it's checked for turbo performance. When i run a stress test in optimized default setting, it only stay around 3999mhz. There is a non Turbo performance option selected(and Turbo Performance is a choice of it but not selected and it's default setting) Intel® Turbo Boost Technology Frequently Asked Questions bring it up, load your cpu and watch the clockrates change.
You can check with any clockrate monitoring utility like cpuid's cpu-z.Īsus' ai suite also has a clockrate monitoring utility.
however, you can change turbo behavior from bios. when you do something cpu intensive, the cpu will turbo boost as long as thermal headroom is available.
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