>>106008007
>it can't run if the information isn't already out there somewhere.
You can find it in intel datasheet somewhere.
I remember going to an archive page to get it, that and the thermal junction temp as well.
>boost would depend on thermal and power conditions
This is a vague "non answer" IMO.
2.7 is hard limit on all cores, while single core is hard 3.1
And as you can see from the temps I'm not hitting thermal throttling.
AI says the thermal throttle point is 70-72, but from my testing it never got that hot, and usually around 62 while at max frequency.
This page
https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/intel/core_i5/i5-6500t
Show the thermal throttle point is at 100, and though it shows that 4 cores turbo to 2.8 my testing turbo to 2.7, and in according with the number of cores being stressed
>1 core ~3.1
>2 cores ~3
>3 cores ~2.8
>4 cores ~2.7
I tested several distros, and messed around with intel pstate as well.
Even checked BIOS settings to see if there's anything like CPU power limiting.
But this is what I got.
It's not just this exact model that AI can't answe correctly.
I tested other CPUs I have to check facts and it got it wrong few times.
Until I told it to get data from cpu monkey
https://www.cpu-monkey.com/en/cpu-intel_core_i7_8650u