I'm going to assume you have never worked on a combustion engine of any type since you clearly do not understand the definition of Throttle. I would recommend you take combustion engines 101 before you argue with me again on this. Some obscure definition for rocket engines it is not.Īgain Turbo boost is the complete opposite of Throttle. This is the normal and accepted definition. You have to force it out of its natural state in order to allow for an engine to increase in rpm.

A throttle is naturally in the off position almost completely restricting the flow of fuel. What you found is the only way to even sorta prove you could on the fringe be right. Instead the injectors are turned off and off releasing fuel.ĭon't give me the bull about how you meant a 'rocket car', because that's baloney. Now newer engines use fuel injectors, but those do not have a 'throttle'. There would be no restriction to the amount of fuel entering the engine which means your car (for example) would run at maximum RPM at all times. After you’ve made your choice, press the F10 key from your keyboard to save your changes. Here you’ll be given two options to choose from, Either enable or disable Intel Turbo Boost Technology. Click on Performance Options then on Intel Turbo Boost Technology. Without a throttle ALL engines would run at FULL speed/RPM. From here, you need to go to BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU). Did you even read the definition you provided here?Ī : to decrease the flow of (as steam or fuel to an engine) by a valveī : to regulate and especially to reduce the speed of (as an engine) by such meansĬ : to vary the thrust of (a rocket engine) during flight

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