List of ALL Intel Core i3/i5/i7 Processors w/busratios

[iDon't]

What's the busratio of i5 760 and i7 875k?

You don't need that when using iBoot Supported and upgrade 10.6.4.

But you do need that when installing a retail 10.6.3 thou, if you don't set busratio your system restarts. Correct me if i'm wrong, but it's a bootloader issue that's been fixed in RC5 with automatic busratio detection.

 

[tonymacx86]

[quote="iDon't":1fc8fl84]What's the busratio of i5 760 and i7 875k?

You don't need that when using iBoot Supported and upgrade 10.6.4.

But you do need that when installing a retail 10.6.3 thou, if you don't set busratio your system restarts. Correct me if i'm wrong, but it's a bootloader issue that's been fixed in RC5 with automatic busratio detection.[/quote:1fc8fl84]

Because iBoot Supported has the 10.4.0 Vanilla kernel, any i3/i5/i7 users don't need to use busratio. The CPUs are all supported in 10.6.4.

 

[neone]

what is busratio for i3-560 ?

 

[MacMan]

what is busratio for i3-560 ?

You can find it on the Intel website on the page describing that CPU.

 

[thelostswede]

For all of you that are asking simple, stupid questions, please check here http://ark.intel.com/
Go find your CPU in the list and stop being lazy when all it takes is a quick search to find out

 

[dolphans1]

Hey as3pf , where you able to install snow leopard on your i3 Dell laptop?

What was the trick - running the -v busratio =16 command?

I have a Dell N5040 i3 laptop, however I can't run updates or install a bootloader/

Would appreciate any tips or suggestions.

d-1

 

[piddles125]

i7-2760QM = 24