can the motherboard on this desktop handle 4.30 ghz? null

If you go into the Bios and enable the overclocking feature, you will be allowed to set it to 4.3Ghz. But wait there is another way I figured out how to get an even higher Ghz speed. I have an AsRock Bios and my PC came with Intel Turbo Boost Technology pre-enabled which auto overclockes my PC from base speed 3.3Ghz to 4.3Ghz when necessary. I also manually enabled "Multi-Core Enhancement" and now my PC auto overclocks with Intel Turbo Boost Enabled, to 4.5Ghz when necessary all without having to enable the Overclocking feature. And that is definitely great for gaming.

David, The motherboard supports the processor, which has a Max. Turbo Frequency of 4.30GHz.

“can the motherboard on this desktop handle 4.30 ghz?”

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If you go into the Bios and enable the overclocking feature, you will be allowed to set it to 4.3Ghz. But wait there is another way I figured out how to get an even higher Ghz speed. I have an AsRock Bios and my PC came with Intel Turbo Boost Technology pre-enabled which auto overclockes my PC from base speed 3.3Ghz to 4.3Ghz when necessary. I also manually enabled "Multi-Core Enhancement" and now my PC auto overclocks with Intel Turbo Boost Enabled, to 4.5Ghz when necessary all without having to enable the Overclocking feature. And that is definitely great for gaming.
Answered by DelB 7 years ago
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David, The motherboard supports the processor, which has a Max. Turbo Frequency of 4.30GHz.
Answered by CybertronPC Customer SVC 7 years ago
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