Solved Responsiveness?

Hello again,

Is it possible to increase the responsiveness of the laptop and could it over clocked?

Hoping to hear from you experts as always.

Thanks.



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Rather than endlessly create more and more threads, have you checked the tutorials section?

Alexey2912 said:

Is it possible to increase the responsiveness of the laptop and could it over clocked?

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Probably not, almost all laptop processors are locked, you can't overclock them. Turbo boost is the best they can do. The Intel 'K' suffix indicates a processor that can be overclocked, almost all are for desktops.

Bree said:

Probably not, almost all laptop processors are locked, you can't overclock them. Turbo boost is the best they can do. The Intel 'K' suffix indicates a processor that can be overclocked, almost all are for desktops.

Intel® Processor Names, Numbers and Generation List

Understanding Intel® processor names and numbers helps identify the best laptop, desktop, or mobile device CPU for your computing needs.

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Thanks @Bree , for clarification and adding to my knowledge.

Regards!

As others have said, overclocking options are pretty much non-existent in the laptop space.

Are there particular areas that seem sluggish on your system that you are looking to see improvement on? You are already running an NVme based storage solution which is usually the biggest performance upgrade you can make (SSD makes a huge difference over an HDD and NVMe is the fastest of the SSD based options out there).