"Intel Performance Mode?"

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   What does this function serve? I see no information in the manual and I have searched online as well. It claims to provide "real-time overclocking."

Can someone clarify how it affects performance when overclocking and on stock settings (it is enabled by default)?

Example Options: "CPU Ratio +1, CPU Ratio +2, CPU Ratio +3, and Multi-Core Enhancement.

Does this affect single-core usage (e.g. Core1/Core2) if I do not select Multi-core enhancement? Does this mean the BIOS provides an extra 100-300mhz to my performance in real-time when application demands it from CPU? I'm confused and maybe overthinking this a bit. Is it safe to use when overclocking? (4.7 multiplier/4.2cache @ offset +10mv = 1.23v max under load).

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weztmarch Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 27 Nov 2018 Location: Pittsburgh, PA Status: Offline Points: 6	Post Options Post Reply Quote weztmarch Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: "Intel Performance Mode?" Posted: 10 Dec 2018 at 2:57am
	What does this function serve? I see no information in the manual and I have searched online as well. It claims to provide "real-time overclocking." Can someone clarify how it affects performance when overclocking and on stock settings (it is enabled by default)? Example Options: "CPU Ratio +1, CPU Ratio +2, CPU Ratio +3, and Multi-Core Enhancement. Does this affect single-core usage (e.g. Core1/Core2) if I do not select Multi-core enhancement? Does this mean the BIOS provides an extra 100-300mhz to my performance in real-time when application demands it from CPU? I'm confused and maybe overthinking this a bit. Is it safe to use when overclocking? (4.7 multiplier/4.2cache @ offset +10mv = 1.23v max under load).
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