Processor Name: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2670QM CPU 2.20GHz Temperature = 50 degrees C below maximum. Why did my CPU Frequency fail? Is it a setting I must have turned off or does it tie to the Turbo Boost Technology?Īnd while I can kill two birds with one stone, is there a way to install Turbo Boost or where would it be in BIOS? It came to my attention though that when I ran the Intel Processor Diagnostic Tool that my CPU Frequency failed for some reason, not matching up to the 2.20 GHz minimum the processor has. I looked at some other forums and noticed it might be a manufacturer issue so I will deal with that on the side.
After convincing myself that I just needed a stronger PC in general, I designed builds that would drain my bank account surely never good news to anyone.īut last night I took a look at the recommended settings on Elgato's website and my laptop is EXTREMELY well over qualified to use it! So after researching Intel's website about my processor (i7-2670QM), I noticed it can use Intel Turbo Boost Technology to go up to 3.10GHz, but after checking my BIOS, no setting like that turns up. I've had this laptop I purchased in mid-2012 and it's been perfect for gaming and daily use, but I recently attempted to stream console gaming with an Elgato Game Capture HD and kept getting skipped frames no matter what I changed. Verdict: An aggregate virus scanner for single files and executables, Jotti is an excellent way to get additional opinions on files that may or may not be false positives.Hello! This my first thread on this site due to the fact that I can't find anything to help me on the entire internet. As a bonus, anything uploaded to Jotti is shared with the security community so every infected file or false positive you upload helps refine some of the most popular antivirus tools out there.
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