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I have older specs, but this worked for me (same issue otherwise as above). GraphicsEnabler=Yes PCIRootUID=1 nvda_drv=1

I have the same issue on my U2713HM's USB3 hub. I thought this might be caused by my board's NEC USB3 chipset (it was made before Intel included them) and the lack of power provided. USB2 devices work on the monitor's hub, but USB3 devices don't. Plugging USB3 devices directly into the...

MacMan, It's not supported but it's the only way I can get my OSX to boot. Multibeast 4.6.1 and Multibeast 5.0.2 both cannot get my system to boot my GA-H55M-USB3 (UserDSDT and EasyBeast). Do you have a possible solution to this issue? It seems there's a group of GA-H55 boards that don't...

After a fresh installation, I can get almost everything on my system working by simply booting from Unibeast and then selecting my OSX installation. I used the unix command to show hidden files so that I could view what was on the Unibeast USB. Off the top of my head, here are the basic steps...

I have a GA-H55M-USB3 board, and I had the same issue with a clean install. I used Multibeast 5.0.2 and only checked the "UserDSDT or DSDT-Free Installation" option (DSDT.aml for my board placed on desktop). In verbose boot, the system halted at PCI Configuration. Like you, I used the...

Wow. This is embarrassing. Just posting this in case anyone else ran into the same issue. When I reconnected my drives after installing, some drive letters were re-mapped. As a result, some of my games installed on platter HDDs...kind of negating any of the SSD benefit. <insert smiley that's...

Unfortunately, I never got a chance to benchmarking the system. Yeah, I'm having issues with both Starcraft 2 and Diablo 3. When it was only Windows 7 on the SSD, Diablo 3 ran like butter. However, after doing a new install of Windows and dual-booting with ML, it's been incredibly jittery with...

Here's a bizarre question. I successfully created a dual-boot setup for OSX ML and Windows 7. Has anyone noticed slower performance on their Windows 7 partition? I used to run my SSD only with Windows 7 and gaming was very smooth. However, now that I dual boot and boot into Windows 7 with...

In the org.chameleon.Boot.plist file, make sure this is included: <key>EthernetBuiltIn</key> <string>Yes</string>

Not sure if this will help, but have you fried the various boot flags? I'm running into other issues myself with a similar Gigabyte board, but maybe this will get some ideas rolling. e.g. -x GraphicsEnabler=No npci=0x2000 npci=0x3000 PCIRootUID=0 PCIRootUID=1 Also, are getting stuck...

I've tried PCIRootUID=0 and 1, but neither of those gives me much success. I have full resolution and acceleration, so I'm just trying to figure out why I'm getting a kernel panic after I only check the UserDSDT box and System Utilities in Multibeast. Has anyone had luck by manually...

I'm having issues booting without Unibeast too, but you may have some luck. Have you tried using the boot flags PCIRootUID=0 or 1?

Does anyone know if there's anything in the UserDSDT or Easybeast that might be causing the KP or causing the system to lose the video signal?

Everything is set up properly in my BIOS (I also verified that AHCI was set too). What's strange is that Unibeast runs everything just fine, and I'm not sure why I'm getting a Kernel Panic after only selecting the UserDSDT and System Utilities options in Multibeast.

Strange issue. Mountain Lion 10.8 installs perfectly on my system (even displays at native resolution during installation). If I boot into ML with Unibeast, I get full resolution and basic acceleration (not sure about opencl/gl). My problem is now is when I use the UserDSDT option in...

Not sure how this will work in SL due to the Fermi Freeze, but this works for Fermis in Lion. I had a similar issue with a sluggish OSX on my GTS 450. I had this issue fixed with scorcho's help in this thread: viewtopic.php?t=20367 Removing the last idle interval removes all of the stutters...

I had a similar issue with a sluggish OSX on my GTS 450. I had this issue fixed with scorcho's help in this thread: viewtopic.php?t=20367 Removing the last idle interval removes all of the stutters and sluggishness in Lion for me.

In case you're running a fermi card and seeing transitions/animations that are somewhat choppy, try Scorcho's AGPM edit. The edit Scorcho gave me works like a charm! All animations and transitions are butter smooth, and even games run better (the AGPM still seems to need some tweaking because...

I have an EVGA GTS 450 SC card that is having them same kernel panics. A little pixel starts on the top left that extends towards the right and then my screen has the message that I need to shutdown the computer. I currently use MacPro3,1 and enabler=yes. I'm thinking of editing the...

I'm running an EVGA GTS 450 SC 1GB that finally started working after I deleted nvenabler and just using enabler=yes. However, I'm noticing that everything in OSX seems sluggish (Windows is normal). I switched to MacPro3,1 since that normally has fixed performance issues with other cards, but...