r00t wrote I'm confused with what you're asking. CPU clock changes in response to load to save power and keep temps down. Speccy will only show you the base speed without Turbo, so using something like [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] will let you see what's actually going on.

What im asking is how can i control the speed of my CPU, that was the original questions.

Tyler- wrote

r00t wrote I'm confused with what you're asking. CPU clock changes in response to load to save power and keep temps down. Speccy will only show you the base speed without Turbo, so using something like [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] will let you see what's actually going on.

What im asking is how can i control the speed of my CPU, that was the original questions.

It should already doing what you want if you're not using any power saving mode. If it can make use of the processing power, the clock speed automatically goes as high as it needs to. At idle, it will stay much lower than even the 2.4 Speccy reports. Here's a log of my 3570K overclocked to 4.8 GHz in BF4. Yellow is Turbo, in this case above 3.4.

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In short, the CPU controls the speed itself within what the motherboard says its limits are. It would be bad if it was any other way.