CoreStoffer
Limp Gawd
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This might seem like a stupid question, but I would still like to know the answer.
Say youre overclocking a CPU from 3,5 GHz to 4,5 GHz stable on a CPU that will normally be able to Turbo up to 4,0 GHz (without any overclocking done).
What will the CPU be able to Turbo up to after the overclock?
Will it now reach up to 5,0 GHz Turbo (the sum of the 1 GHz overclock and the 0,5 GHz Turbo), or will the simply not engage in Turbo because the CPU is at its thermal limit at 4,5GHz?
Does anybody know how this work?
Say youre overclocking a CPU from 3,5 GHz to 4,5 GHz stable on a CPU that will normally be able to Turbo up to 4,0 GHz (without any overclocking done).
What will the CPU be able to Turbo up to after the overclock?
Will it now reach up to 5,0 GHz Turbo (the sum of the 1 GHz overclock and the 0,5 GHz Turbo), or will the simply not engage in Turbo because the CPU is at its thermal limit at 4,5GHz?
Does anybody know how this work?