Recent content by PointTwoOne

I have just got my El Capitan Hackintosh working and I need HDMI audio. I'm hosting a party in a few days and I want to connect by Hackintosh to my Samsung TV via HDMI so that the audio will play through my Bose 5.1 speaker set up. The Bose does have an AUX input but I want to use the iTunes...

My Hackintosh running Yosemite had new updates which needed to be installed so when I shut it down I installed the updates. It shut down perfectly and now when I go to boot it it gives me this message. Any ideas??? Thanks.

I have downloaded HWSensors and installed the FakeSMC and the sensors, all the CPU sensors and fans show up, GPU doesn't.

I have used Kext Wizard to install that kext you supplied. There are now files in the plugins folder inside the kext. However, the temperature readings are still not showing up. Thanks.

I have rebooted, the temperature readings are not showing up and there are no plugins in the 'Plugins' folder inside FakeSMC.kext. Any ideas?

After install should I just reboot and hope for the best?

Which options in MultiBeast should I select? All of the ones relating to FakeSMC, its Plugins and HWMonitor? Thanks.

My Plugins folder is completely empty!

Bit of a silly question but how do I open the FakeSMC.kext file to view this folder?

What are "all the plugins"? I have the FakeSMC.kext but I am not sure about those other plugins that you mentioned. Thanks.

Thanks. At least I now know that they will start to spin when they need to. :)

Hi, I have recently got a 4K monitor (Samsung 28") and I have read that running at 4K puts a lot of strain on the GPU. I have a Nvidia Palit GTX 960 and I have also installed HWMonitor and the FakeSMC plugin which allows me to view the temperatures of the components of my system. However, the...

When I was running this GPU on Windows 7, with all the drives installed, the GPU's fans would only start to spin then it got to a certain temperature or if I manually turned them on. The GPU is connected with the 6 pin PCIE Power Cable (see picture). There is a small space which I think nVidia...

I did not add -f to the Kernel Flags, I had already installed the Optional HDA Enabler, so i re-installed it, and made the changes to the boot.plist file that you suggested. I tinkered with the Sound options in System Preferences and both audio out ports on my PC work. System sounds and videos...

I have successfully got audio, and I have changed the UseKernelCache from 'yes' to 'no'. I still need to look for the flags for my GTX card, however, it is booting first time, every time. Thanks.