How to increase Processor Frequency 1500 MHz to1690 MHz for satellite l775 windows10 64bit RAM3.4

Cpayne1380

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Starting work at home job only thing not pass the test is my Processor Freq by 190MHz more needed. I have a Laptop, Satellite I775 Windows 10, 64bit RAM, quad core
 
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I don't know what program in its right mind would arbitrarily require a 1.69GHz processor, but if that's what you need, that's what you need. As far as I can tell, you have an A6-3420M processor, and it can turbo up to 2400MHz under certain loads. According to this review, that turbo feature is hardly used, so you might be out of luck: http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Toshiba-Satellite-L755D-14U-Notebook.73482.0.html You could try running in High Performance mode in Windows, or upgrade your processor to an A8-3520M, although that will make your base clock 1.6GHz, not quite enough. The gains from upgrading are mostly in the graphics department, so that likely won't help much.

TL;DR: You'll have to find some way to convince your CPU...

voltoid27

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I don't know what program in its right mind would arbitrarily require a 1.69GHz processor, but if that's what you need, that's what you need. As far as I can tell, you have an A6-3420M processor, and it can turbo up to 2400MHz under certain loads. According to this review, that turbo feature is hardly used, so you might be out of luck: http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Toshiba-Satellite-L755D-14U-Notebook.73482.0.html You could try running in High Performance mode in Windows, or upgrade your processor to an A8-3520M, although that will make your base clock 1.6GHz, not quite enough. The gains from upgrading are mostly in the graphics department, so that likely won't help much.

TL;DR: You'll have to find some way to convince your CPU to use its turbo feature more.
 
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