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Hi all,
I found that there are two ways of OCing the CPU via the BIOS. The way I've been doing it is adjust the frequency of each core using the Intel Turbo Boost. So for a quad core, I would set whatever speed I wish to OC on all 4 cores and enable Turbo Boost, while leave your base multiplier untouched. The other way is simply set the main multiplier at your desired speed.
Now my question is, do both give the same result / performance?
I found that there are two ways of OCing the CPU via the BIOS. The way I've been doing it is adjust the frequency of each core using the Intel Turbo Boost. So for a quad core, I would set whatever speed I wish to OC on all 4 cores and enable Turbo Boost, while leave your base multiplier untouched. The other way is simply set the main multiplier at your desired speed.
Now my question is, do both give the same result / performance?