Boot your PC into the BIOS. Here’s an easy way to do so from Windows 10: Click the Windows Start menu. Click Settings Windows Settings. Click Update & security. Click Recovery. Click Restart now under ″Advanced Startup.″ The PC will reboot to a blue screen. Click Troubleshoot on the blue screen. Click Advanced options. Click UEFI Firmware Settings. Click Restart. The computer will now reboot into the BIOS.
Go to the CPU/processor configuration screen. The BIOS will look different depending on who manufactured your motherboard. In most cases, the setting for Turbo Boost will be in a menu called CPU Specifications, CPU Features, Advanced Core Features, or something similar. Use the arrow keys on the keyboard to navigate the BIOS, and press ↵ Enter to make your selections. Press Esc to go back a screen.
Locate ″Intel® Turbo Boost Technology″ in the menu. You’ll usually see either ″Enabled″ or ″Disabled″ beside it. If you see ″Enabled,″ you don’t need to change anything in the BIOS.
Select Enabled from the menu.
Save your changes. The exact key to press should appear at the bottom of the BIOS. In most cases, it’ll be F10.
Exit the BIOS and reboot the computer. Press Esc and then follow the on-screen instructions to restart. When your PC comes back up, Turbo Boost will be enabled.
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