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PCMag: Editor's Choice Award - June 2014

Post Date: 2014-06-11
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The Digital Storm Krypton received an Editor's Choice for midrange gaming laptops.

With its potent processing and graphics performance, the Digital Storm Krypton offers a lot for its midrange price, even competing against high-end systems.

Read Review: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2458972,00.asp

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Another great review...

...but how do I get my 4810Q overclocked to 3.8?
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It's built in with Intel's Turbo Boost technology.
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Is there an application you can use to test Turbo Boost?  I see from Intel's site that their previous app isn't supported on the current processors.
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Yes, use a program such as CPU-Z to see the actual CPU speed, and then run a benchmark or some application that stresses the CPU.
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