Baalzamon on 03 June 2011
Edit: So when I'm reading an article on wikipedia, it makes the whole entire thing make more sense. It says it increases it in increments of 100 MHz, so you may be able to run 4 cores at a little more than 2.00 GHz, for instance. It does still mention it is limited on power available as well as temperature, meaning you will still be limited depending on the # of cores turned on.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Turbo_Boost
It also says the full potential of these processors isn't yet fully efficient based on how the whole process works.
Regardless, it is an extremely quick proceser, and I'm sure you will love it.
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