To make it easier to get releases out the door, we're unifying the versioning system around the 'Core Asset' release, and combining modules together into a single release version.

This release reflects a slight deviation from how we've done UnityModules releases in the past. And that's what the next section is about.We're changing to a unified release model The good news is that you can go above the base frequency levels and keep your CPU close to it's Maximum possible frequency thanks to Intel Turbo Boost and AMD Turbo CORE technologies. However, you can see that during heavy system loads CPU can spike higher than its base frequency thanks to 'Turbo Boost' technology. You can see an example in the image below where frequency scaling is set to 100% and the OS is keeping CPU frequency as close to its base (2.6 GHz in this specific example) as possible at all times. On specific detail about the frequency scaling is that even if you set an index to 100% it'll increase (and keep) the frequency up to the CPU base frequency level, and still use dynamic scaling for any extra performance The index for this control works similar to Core parking. Similar to Core Parking OS is trying to scale CPU frequency dynamically based on the system load.

Below you can find information about the way this application works and how to interpret application data and settings as well as modify and monitor other critical system parameters.ĬPU frequency scaling is a feature that enables the operating system to scale CPU frequency up or down to try and match supply to demand, delivering CPU performance when necessary or saving energy when possible. Quick CPU is a program that was designed to fine-tune and monitor important CPU and System parameters such as CPU Temperature (Package and Core Temp), CPU Performance, Power, Voltage, Current, Core Parking, Frequency Scaling, System Memory, Turbo Boost, C-States, Speed Shift FIVR Control as well as making other adjustments.

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