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2 years ago
When I checked the frequency of my Intel i3, I saw that frequency went down to 800 MHz, from the default 2300 MHz (apparently to reduce power consumption).
I know about Turbo Boost Technology (Frequency Increase when single cores used), but I never knew that the frequency would go down.
I want to know when this was feature was incorporated (date and processor code name, e.g. Arrandale, Clarkdale). If anyone could give me a press release link, it would be great.