SSDT for intel Core i5-2450M

Hello guys

I want to create a specific dsdt for core i5-2450M, to enable both p and c-states, so i extracted ssdt tables using AIDA 64 in win7 but there is 6 SSDT
If someone can help me plz to compile them into one ssdt or how can i use them to have both p and c-states, i'm using now just a generic one and i have just p-states

Thank you

No idea ??

apparently you just need to name them SSDT.aml, SSDT-1.aml ... SSDT-29.aml
and place it in /Extra/
and have DropSSDT=Yes
I only read about this today in insanlynac
My i7-3612QM has 4 SSDT

When i do that, i have a KP related to the appleintelcpupowermanagement :/

onakaa said:

When i do that, i have a KP related to the appleintelcpupowermanagement :/

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Did you already run Multibeast's fix for AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement?

I'm running ML, and Multibeast (5.1.3) has a patch to install an AppleIntelCPU that doesn't KP.
edit: Install -> Drivers & Bootloaders -> Drivers -> System -> Patched AICPUM -> 10.8.x. Make sure to back up this and NullCPU, since it will delete NullCPU.

I did this technique earlier (using these SSDTs) and there was no change. My computer (2450M) will only run in 8 and 25 p-states. I'm trying to get turbo working at the very least, and activate the other p-states at the very most.

onakaa said:

Hello guys

I want to create a specific dsdt for core i5-2450M, to enable both p and c-states, so i extracted ssdt tables using AIDA 64 in win7 but there is 6 SSDT
If someone can help me plz to compile them into one ssdt or how can i use them to have both p and c-states, i'm using now just a generic one and i have just p-states

Thank you

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A while back, I built SSDTs for all Intel Sandy Bridge mobile chips. See: http://www.tonymacx86.com/hp-probook-4530s/56622-ssdts-all-i3-i5-i7-please-test-give-feedback.html

FYI, there is a few other things that need to line up for SSDTs to work:

- patched AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext (or certain BIOS), no NullCPUPowerManagement.kext
- Scope (\PR) section in SSDT with Processor declarations
- GenerateCStates=No, GeneratePStates=No in org.chameleon.Boot.plist
- sometimes, DropSSDT=Yes in org.chameleon.Boot.plist is required (never hurts)
- proper System Profile (MacMini5,1 or MacBookPro8,2 for Sandy Bridge chips)

Rehabman: You are a miracle worker. Seriously, amazing.

I finally got speedstepping working on my i5 2450 (thanks to you). Turns out, that kicks up the GeekBench score by 1,000 pts. Awwww yeah. Also, the fans on my laptop will finally calm down.

(Also using your PS2 keyboard and mouse Kexts for scrolling, so more thanks there!)

persondude27 said:

Rehabman: You are a miracle worker. Seriously, amazing.

I finally got speedstepping working on my i5 2450 (thanks to you). Turns out, that kicks up the GeekBench score by 1,000 pts. Awwww yeah. Also, the fans on my laptop will finally calm down.

(Also using your PS2 keyboard and mouse Kexts for scrolling, so more thanks there!)

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Hey, glad you got things working...