Turbo Boost Switcher 3 6 1 Download For Mac

TBS – New Version – 2.9.0

Hello there!

A new update of Turbo Boost Switcher is available, 2.9.0, for both free and pro versions! As told on a previous post, the version is ready since several weeks ago, but wanted to hold it back just to verify full compatibility with macOS Catalina. Apple released several beta versions where the app worked flawlessly, so I think time has come :).

Notarization: Both free and pro binaries have been reviewed by Apple and notarized using my Developer ID.
Disable monitoring: A longly requested feature so you can enable / disable monitoring at will. In order to do so, just click on the new checkbox next to refresh rate. Of course, all the options related to this feature, like status bar info, will be also enabled / disabled accordingly. This is available for both free and pro versions.

[PRO only] New Fan Speed Ato mode!: Finally! here comes another feature longly requested by many of you! . It allows to set a threshold to disable Turbo Boost when fan speed goes over the configured rpm, and gets back enabled when lowered to another configurable value.

The package provides the installation files for Intel Turbo Boost Max Technology 3.0 Driver version 1.0.0.1027. If the driver is already installed on your system, updating (overwrite-installing) may fix various issues, add new functions, or just upgrade to the available version. Jan 23, 2017 Required Files To install features Turbo Boost techonology http://www.softpedia.com/ge.

Several translations fixes.
Some dark mode fixes and other minor improvements.

Of course, as with previous versions, it’s compatible also with macOS Catalina.

Update 2.9.1: (November 30) – Fix for this: There is a bug on macOS Catalina 10.15.1 when using an external monitor and vertical alignment between main one and external one. It doesn’t happen when side by side alignment. It has already been reported to Apple and it causes some status bar apps to only display dropdown menus when clicking on external monitor. The 2.9.1 contains a workaround for this. No need to update if using Mojave or any other previous version of macOS.

In order to update, just click on “Check for updates…” option from within the app.

Hope you like it!

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Best 🙂

3rd April 2019

Here for the gear

PT 2018 + Mojave 10.14.4 + Turbo Boost Switcher Performance

Anyone on Mac dealing with routine playback errors on PT 2018, even at low cpu demand, if you haven’t tried Turbo Boost Switcher App, it could be life changing as it was for me. I run an archaic BLA XB 002 rack on a 6-core 2018 MBP (and a 2011 quad MBP before that), but that interface has caused intermittent errors and excessive heating since PT11 and I’ve worked around it for the love of the sound. I recently discovered that with turbo boost disabled via turbo boost switcher app, I’m now running decent sized sessions (~100 total tracks of VIs, audio & auxes) at 75 degrees C (instead of 95C on the verge of a meltdown), fans just barely ramping up and playback errors have ceased to exist. I was even recording audio last night with high latency fx plugs, 2-buss & master channel processing in a 96khz, 32-bit float session with 64 sample buffer with no hiccups - an absolute impossibility a day prior that I was only attempting to figure out if I was just imagining the improvement. I wasn’t imagining..most solid performance I’ve had in awhile.
I don’t know how I didn’t find that turbo boost switcher app earlier, but having wished I’d found it 5 years ago, I wanted to post about it in the event I can help someone else going mad trying to figure out wth is wrong with their system.
Important to note that I also found slight improvements at lower buffer settings in the latest Mojave update (10.14.4) which specifies “improves performance of audio interfaces” in the notes. I know Mojave isn’t “qualified” by avid, so make this move at your own risk.

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