I want my laptop to be more predictable and reliable and with great battery life instead of having more performance. But thanks to turbo boost, sometimes my la

I want my laptop to be more predictable and reliable and with great battery life instead of having more performance. But thanks to turbo boost, sometimes my laptop is hot playing a youtube video but cool when compiling code or the other way around. There is no predictability on how long a compilation will take or how long the battery will last, since it would depend on N thermal and power factors. At least to me, this feels like when marketing designs products instead of product managers. I recently bought an Intel 12th gen i5-1240p laptop (asus zenbook) and this processor boosts from 1.7Ghz to 4.4Ghz i.e. more than twice the base frequency. That's absurd? I rather have a stable ~2Ghz than have the processor boost up to ~4Ghz while surfing the web. Hence we wouldn't need tools like this if at-least on laptop, Intel released chips with no or smaller turbo boost range.