Intel has been moving to advertising the turbo clock more prominently than the actual clock you get in typical use. Especially 10nm seems to be plagued. Compar

Intel has been moving to advertising the turbo clock more prominently than the actual clock you get in typical use. Especially 10nm seems to be plagued. Compared to a previous generation, it might boost higher for a few seconds but then clocks lower so your build takes the same time or even longer. On the flipside, AMD's advertised frequency is the frequency that it'll have during typical use with a cooler rated for the advertised TDP. The boost clock is what it can boost on that cooler for some time, if you cooler is better you might get more.