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The Intel Core i7 processor code named Nehalem provides a feature named TurboBoost which opportunistically varies the frequencies of the processor's cores.The frequency of a core is determined by core temperature, the number of activecores, the estimated power consumption, the estimated current consumption, andoperating system frequency scaling requests. For a chip multi-processor(CMP)that has a small number of physical cores and a small set of performancestates, deciding the Turbo Boost frequency to use on a given core might not bedifficult. However, we do not know the complexity of this decision makingprocess in the context of a large number of cores, scaling to the 100s, aspredicted by researchers in the field.

Scaling Turbo Boost to a 1000 cores