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Had the black version of this one and just couldn't get enough light for it to charge properly without putting an annoyingly bright lamp pointed right at it. Was disappointed. Loved the keyboard itself.

If it's on a separate hard drive, you can press whatever button your motherboard uses for Boot Device Selection(usually one of the F1-12 buttons) and choose that hard drive. Then you can set Quiet Boot for Chameleon so you aren't prompted to choose an OS every time you boot. If that's not how...

http://browser.primatelabs.com/user/40850 All with an i7 3570K. RAM at 2133MHz, timings I think are 11-11-11-28. GTX680 and Vertex 4 SSD if either of those are relevant. Top 2 are at 4.6GHz. Next 4 after that are 4.7GHz. Don't remember the ones after that.

When an overclock isn't quite stable, it will cause errors and have to repeat what it just calculated. Therefore slower performance. If the OP can boot into Windows and run Intel Burn Test or Prime95, I can pretty much guarantee that it will not pass. It could also be the PSU not being able...

Your overclock isn't stable. Try higher voltage.

Without drivers the OS shouldn't even acknowledge the hardware.

Something like this might work. EDIT: You'd have to disable the Nvidia card in Windows via the Device Manager to avoid any possible driver issues.

Works for me too. Just need voltages to show accurately and GPU temps then HWMonitor will be working 100%! :D

Also have this off and on with a UD5H and GTX680.

The specs in the article above says everything is the same but the memory. Could you post the article saying 1152 cores? That's more believable.

A bit late I guess, but you can also make an Automator application that runs a shell script to unmount any partitions and then place that application in your Login Items. The shell script itself would contain "diskutil unmount /Volumes/<Insert Name of Partition to Unmount>". Probably not the...

The specs make no sense. Why would they release a card that's an almost exact duplicate of another? Usually the different tiers of cards are actually chips designed to be the high end but they didn't make the cut. They couldn't get the clock speed high enough, or some cores were unusable. So...

What version should the firmware be?

Oh. Very nice. Won't need to worry about this at all then since it won't be complete until after ML is released. :crazy: Thanks.

But what's to say that it will have native support with Mountain Lion?