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And go with the i5, much better option. Usually the intel processors come with heat sinks unless you get OEM versions.

Are your BIOS allowing it to work?

Well putting two operating systems on one drive was your first problem. Most likely your OSX install is now corrupted and will not boot. Did Lion make a recovery partition on your hardrive? If so you need to boot into that using unibeast or iBoot and do a system restore. Maybe that will work.

Did you do a user DSDT install?

As for SSD's go you are kinda shooting in the dark they all have some of the same problems at different times so that is up to you and the forums, but as far as the RAM goes the 16 gig corsair we have listed under customac builds will be perfect for photoshop and or video editiing

You don't have to use 0 or 1 and try downloading iBoot again and putting it on a different disk sometimes that works

did you do a user dsdt install?

Also I would backup just in case

Yes just make sure you set your BIOS back

Try flagging GraphicsEnabler=No before you boot

Re: Problem upgrading to Lion Have you tried booting in safe mode?

Re: Problem upgrading to Lion Try flagging GraphicsEnabler=No before you boot into the lion installer

Yes it works, but do you have full resolution options?

Have you tried changing your system definitions?

You need to find the DSDT file for your motherboard and save it to your desktop then run the User DSDT install

That means you may have installed multibeast wrong did you do a user DSDT install or an easy install?

Umm I would doubt its different, but dont take my word for it

http://www.macworld.com/article/161421/ ... _lion.html :D

No Prob =)

Try changing your system definitions to mac mini in multibeast