Dewdman42
Senior Member
you are still not understanding
i7/i9 starts from a low cpu speed when the computer is idle and ramps up the CPU clock speed on an as-need basis.
Xeon-W does the opposite. It starts at the highest clock speed its going to ever get to and as more cores are utilitized under load it turns the clock speed down.
This has been observed through independent testing. Xeon-W does NOT accelerate to maximum core speed when all cores are being utilized, it does exactly the opposite...
The reason is explained above in my verbose explanation about overclocking which you didn't read carefully.
i7/i9 starts from a low cpu speed when the computer is idle and ramps up the CPU clock speed on an as-need basis.
Xeon-W does the opposite. It starts at the highest clock speed its going to ever get to and as more cores are utilitized under load it turns the clock speed down.
This has been observed through independent testing. Xeon-W does NOT accelerate to maximum core speed when all cores are being utilized, it does exactly the opposite...
The reason is explained above in my verbose explanation about overclocking which you didn't read carefully.