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Have you messed with any of the settings in your power profiles or anything? Try playing a game and see what your max frequency goes to, remember 3.8 is the max it can go on a single core so you might see from 3.4-3.8 depending on how many cores are being used. Also have you updated your machine at all from Acers site? Įxample: See how on the side it says ITBT= Enable and it shows the max boost speed? Yours looks different than that. Are you 100% sure it's boosting itself while you're in games?Įxample: See how on the side it says ITBT= Enable and it shows the max boost speed? Yours looks different than that. On yours it's greyed out, as well as on the side panel it says turbo boost disabled and shows no max turbo clock like mine. That picture is not normal, on my XTU it clearly shows Turbo boost enabled even though it's greyed out.

In the screenshot checkout the 'recent maximum' its 3.65ghz this is possible only if turbo boost enabled.but disabled according toXTUĪnd could u say what r the drivers that i should update? Well, I installed this XTU the day when I bought this laptop from that day it is showing that it is disabled.

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