Cpu turbo not working

this is a picture of the program i use when the computer is at rest

Connect AC Adapter, and be sure your Windows PowerProfile is set to High Performance.

That CPUID program isn't the right one to measure individual core speeds, but they have other better ones for that.

My computer is basically connected all the time and is on high preformance for the battery. What program would you recommended me using to measure speed? Also I made sure that heat wasn't an issue as it is set-up on of those external laptop fan and the Measured temperature rarely goes above 80 degrees.

http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/architecture-and-technology/turbo-boost/turbo-boost-technology.html

explains how turbo works..

tabbing out, I don't have a second screen.

yea that wont show actual speed it wonnt show actual temps etc.. , as game isn't     being rendered...  I run 2 screens, I watch speeds and temps at all times

are you using 2 screen  to  see the change  or  tabbing out? tabbing out will drop cpu speed as game  isn't  being rendered, ive never successfully got  intel to  read cpu properly let alone work see, yet ive seen turbo work fine with  single thread operations as the single core  hit  its max speed

i Know and read that before but even when I play games that require better cpu speed such as Arma 3 there is no recorded effect of it. I have the intel program that tells me when the cpu goes into turbo mood and it tells me when it enters turbo mood and it never does.

Good explanation and might help:

http://www.overclock.net/t/1309274/intel-turbo-boost-doesnt-work

https://revision3.com/haktip/chartsandgraphs/

They used to have a program called Tmonitor, but when you think about it, PerfMonitor2 is better.

http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/perfmonitor-2.html