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I have the same cooler. Its working great in Mackintosh. Yours is showing signs that the pump is not ,well,pumping. Either dead or not plugged in the power source :)

AppleHDA or any other modified kext need to be repatched after most updates as it replaced them with newer versions.Other than that update is very good.

Install NullCPUPowerManagement or patch AICPM.

Download GParted live for CD or USB and boot it,you can do the reformat from there.

If you manage to get this done please report here.I had no success with my 560 Ti.

Try to connect your drive to another port. Nothing helped me but disabling disk sleep. I dont think sleep matters much as constant spinup and sleep in theory should damage a HDD more then constant spin.

Had this on my setup also.Just disable HDD sleep in energy saver settings.

Go to Energy Saver settings and uncheck "Put hard disks to sleep when possible".

If it will be any help here are the results of a USB probe on my H100i. Full Speed device @ 4 (0x1A120000): ............................................. Composite device: "Integrated USB Bridge\000" Port Information: 0x0018 Not Captive External Device...

Yes it works nicely. I can hear the fans ramp up as soon as I set the mode to performance.Only using 2 fans. Edit: "Once you have the Windows virtual machine up and running install the corsair link software and the corsair driver. Connect the USB device that says integrated bridge to the...

H100i here. Open Corsair Link Fan 1: Mode: Fixed PWM RPM: 0 Fan 2: Mode: Fixed PWM RPM: 0 Fan 3: Mode: Quiet RPM: 1066 Fan 4: Mode: Quiet RPM: 1060 Pump: Mode: Fixed PWM RPM: 2234 CorsairH80iController(7128,0x7fff7e383310) malloc: *** error for object...

Article: OS X 10.8.3 Update Update went perfect. No problems here.

Thats a rare motherboard.

When you start to believe,then you will start hearing the difference.

Yup sorry about that,fixed them all now.

-v cpus=1 npci=0x2000 PCIRootUID=1 Try to boot with this if it doesnt work look for an answer in the builds sections with a similar build like yours.

Changing length to 0x01 from 0x00 fixed it, also fixed with: Method (_PRW, 0, NotSerialized) { If (LNotEqual (SUSW, 0xFF)) { Return (Package (0x03) {...

These were the errors: DSDT.dsl 2402: SUSW, Error 4105 - Invalid object type for reserved name ^ (_PRW: found Reference at index 0, Integer/Package required) DSDT.dsl 2576: IO (Decode16, Error 4090 -...

All of my Errors are gone ,just used -cr when compiling dsdt.

Try booting with '-v -x npci=0x2000 PCIRootUID=1' and post a picture of where it stops.