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Is higher cpu speed while not doing anything cpu heavy good or bad. (alien.top)

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I have an Lenovo LOQ with i7-13700h the first one usually said 1-2 ghz speed on task manager while using google but the replacement usually says 2-3 ghz speed on task manager. Is it bad or good that it says higher speeds while not doing much.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 9 months ago

I'm seeing this behavior when performance power plan is selected in windows, it makes all the cores to boost to max turbo 3 frequencies in idle and makes the computer to eat a couple of more watts