Feature to annoy Intel from motherboard manufacturers! intel overclocking move from motherboard

Those who want to buy Intel processors to overclock prefer models bearing the “K” mark , but this may change in the future. This is because motherboard manufacturers are determined to push Intel processors. Intel overclocking move from motherboard manufacturers

The Asus TUF Gaming B460 Plus motherboard was found to be a feature known as Asus Performance Enhancement (APE). This allows the 65W processor to go up to 125W (or higher), thereby increasing clock speeds.

Intel overclocking move from motherboard manufacturers
The motherboards recently released by ASRock and Gigabyte have a similar feature. Aorus B460 series motherboard tests with the Intel Core i7 10700 Comet Lake-S processor installed on the motherboard are closed : it seems to operate at normal speed, ie 3.8 GHz, and gets 3637 points from the Cinebench R20 test.

When this new option added to the BIOS is activated, the processor up to 4.5 GHz gets 4679 points from the same test. Consumers will love it as it will get a free performance boost. So what will Intel think about, as interest in K-series processors will decrease? Intel overclocking move from motherboard manufacturers

It interferes with the processors by changing the power level ie Power Level 1 (PL1). While it is stated that Intel will void the warranty in such a case, we would like to state that the increase in power will bring with it a better cooling requirement. Intel overclocking move from motherboard manufacturers

We will see the attitude of the motherboard manufacturers against Intel in the coming days.

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