Windows 10: Intel 3.0 Turbo boost application will not install

I have the I-9-9980xe with the Asus x299 Rampage VI Extreme. After building the machine, I noticed that the Intel Turbo boost 3.0 application would not install, further investigation has led me to that it was disabled in one of the recent major W10 updates. Does anyone know what version of W10 caused this to no longer work? I do a lot of overclocking and benchmarks, and need to do some tests with the application; so I need to know which major update version blocked it so I can install the version that it was working last.

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Activating Intel Turbo Boost on demand possible ?

Hi,
Turbo boost 3 unless you add a app to it's list it will not work
Just use bios to do what you want to do your bios may have By core usage along with All core or maybe even By specific core
By core usage is best for what you want to do just enter the turbo frequency

TB-3 has security flaws unlikely to be fixed
Think a win-10 update kills tb-3 finally

remove Intel Turbo Boost 3.0...
Here's a proper way to disable the application (with device driver intact).
1. RIght-click on the tray icon, and disable it.
2. Open Task Scheduler and disable Intel Turbo Boost Max Technology 3.0

3. Open Command Prompt and type “sc config ITBMService start= disabled”
4. Reboot.
Now back into bios and disable EIST (Enhanced Intel SpeedStep), and Enable SpeedSHIFT.
F10 to save and reboot.

 

Intel Turbo Boost stays on after startup on the desktop

Hi MC

You just disabled it. I have four apps that I have programmed into my Turbo Boost.

The Turbo Boost actually works well. The apps I have programmed into it run faster because of the Turbo Boost.

Because you disable it I don't think I could manually start it to run my apps. It is past 3 AM and I'm too tired to try.

And if I could manually start it I would be staring at the Turbo App until I manually click the close button. That is why we are all here to stop having to click on the close button either right after your PC starts up or if you can manually start it if
as in your case you have disabled it.

What we need is a smart Intel Guy to figure out how the Windows 10 Fall Creator's update is fouling up Intel's Turbo Boost app.

 

Activating Intel Turbo Boost on demand possible ?

I have an Intel i7-4510U based laptop that I use to encode 4K videos on over night .

According to specs this thing CPU can operate at 2.0 GHz as base speed and 3.1 GHz as max turbo speed .

If I game on this laptop , monitoring utilities shows the CPU to be working at 2.8 GHz constantly and for long hours without tiring .

However when I set it to encode videos it sustain base speed of 2.0 GHz the entire time of encoding .

Now I am wondering how to get to control the Intel Turbo Boost so to have it boosting the CPU to as fast as it gets through out the encoding process too , any suggestions will be appreciated .