Intel Turbo Boost Max Technology

Intel Turbo Boost Max Technology, developed by Intel Corporation, is a performance-enhancing technology that optimizes the performance of a computer's processor. The technology identifies the core or cores that have the highest performance capabilities and directs the most demanding workloads to those cores.

This technology was first introduced in 2016 and has since been incorporated into newer Intel processors. It enhances the performance of single-threaded applications by increasing the clock frequency to levels higher than the base frequency. This allows for faster processing operations and improved overall system responsiveness.

Intel Turbo Boost Max Technology utilizes software algorithms to monitor the workload placed on individual processor cores, and then dynamically allocate resources to the core or cores that have the highest performance capabilities. This ensures that applications and workloads are executed faster and more efficiently.

Intel Turbo Boost Max Technology increases the speed and efficiency of modern CPUs, making it ideal for users who require high processing power for demanding tasks such as gaming, video editing, and scientific computing.