What is turbo boost on a laptop 64 Bit#
What is turbo boost on a laptop windows#

Happy to help! i wouldnt waste money, look for even a 2nd hand laptop ram stick, Also I have heard that Crucial is a good place for upgrades should I look there? I'll take what you have told me into action. If you need help installing or finding, a ram upgrade, lemme know

What is turbo boost on a laptop windows#

windows uses 2gb, leaving you 2gb, total of 8 would help here.ĭoubling ram bandwidth by going dual channel slightly improves cpu performance, but greatly improves iGPU performance.Īdding another stick gives your CPU a 2nd channel to use when the other is busy, this results in improved multitasking responsiveness. The improvement would be 3-fold, 4gb to 8gb would improve system performance.

What is turbo boost on a laptop 64 Bit#

Your 1 stick of ram is giving your CPU+iGPU a single shared 64 bit channel at 1333, but if you add another matching ram stick, they can run in dual channel (2x1333= 2667) Single best thing you can do is get another 4GB ddr4 2667. (cpu at 80c wastes 8% more energy than the same chip at 60c) Remember that for every +10C you'll waste about +4% of your power. If your system is not capable of dissipating 25w of heat, you could end up in a runaway-thermal situation. Then click 'change advanced power settings'.ĭown this list you should find an option called TDP up (or some variation of that)įrom there, you can change chips power limit from 15w upto 25w.īeware however that this is raising the Power/thermal output to 167% You also mentioned about TDP, how do I change those? I have ran a few benchmarks while using a tool called quickCPU which had helped with my performace drastically. I also understand what you mean now but unfortunately I don't have the skill to be able to open and upgrede or even have the money. Your chip says it can handle ddr4-3200 upto lpddr4-3733 (lower power) My suggestion is, max out your ram bandwidth. This tells me that i was RAM bottlenecked, however it manifested as the iGPU being pegged to 100%, which made it look like a gpu bottleneck. However, when i added a 2nd stick of ram (doubling ram bandwidth) my fps now goes to ~50, with gpu usage of 95-100% On my old intel 2nd gen laptop, i was getting ~30fps in m2tw, at 100% gpu While your ram could be holding you back, given your cpu's turbo range (1.00-3.60) disabling turbo would cause a significant reduction in performance. in windows power plan you can raise (or lower) the chips power limit, with the upper and lower limits being 25w and 13w respectively.

Your CPU has a 15W power limit, (shared with iGPU) however, your chip has a feature called TDPup and TDPdown. Okay thanks for the help, I thought that because the CPU was so powerful even when turbo boosting that It was being held back because of my RAM possibly causing my games to stutter, but now learning that making the CPU slower would make everything else slower