- last edited on by
ROGBot
On latest Windows 10 Pro (10.0.16299) Intel Turbo Max Technology is not displayed on windows device manager.
I'm using BIOS 1002.
I am pretty sure I saw it but can't remember if it was before Fall creators update or before upgrading the BIOS to 1002. Can anyone confirm this?
If I run ITBM installer I get an installation failed message.
I'm using BIOS 1002.
I am pretty sure I saw it but can't remember if it was before Fall creators update or before upgrading the BIOS to 1002. Can anyone confirm this?
If I run ITBM installer I get an installation failed message.
Shamino wrote:
under cpu config make sure mfc driver override is selected ,
but for new windows version , driver is totally unnecessary since windows itself is updated to support this natively.
I checked the bios and mfc was already checked. Switched to os native, reset, no difference.
Switched back to mfc and still no luck.
Task manager doesn't show any turbo boost services running neither.
Check process in Task manager
Did you install package?*
Franziska wrote:
I have a 7940X and the Turbo Boost Max 3.0 device doesn't exist for me either with BIOS 1002. The driver fails to install and theres nothing about it in device manager or windows task manager.
I've found a temporary solution. Go to Device Manager->Action->Add Legacy Hardware
Welcome to hardware window->Next
Select the second radio: Install the hardware that I manually select from a list (Advanced)-> Next
Scroll Down to System Devices
On Add Hardware window select Manufacturer Intel, Model Scroll Down and Select Intel Turbo Max Technology 3.0 Driver.
If you don't have that driver on your system, download it from Intel's main website:
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/26103/Intel-Turbo-Boost-Max-Technology-3-0
Unzip it and on Add Hardware Window click "Have Disk" Option and browse to your unzipped folder
That should do it.
This is still a bug on BIOS on 1002 and needs to be addressed. I have submitted a bug report but haven't heard anything back from ASUS.
