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My own patched or the one from GB?

My own patched has the speedstep states of the i7 930 in it, so you'd need edit those out.
Here:
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Going Bald's doesn't have those.
It's at post nr 110
http://www.tonymacx86.com/el-capitan-desktop-support/174222-x58-cant-shut-down-11.html#post1118906


btw, do you have power management working on your nvidia card?
mine does not clock down to 300MHz like in windows, it stays at 731MHz or above.

I could never get AGPM to work.

I have been meaning to thank you;
I am currently using your "DSDT.aml," and my system has been shutting down, and rebooting like a champ.

Question is your system showing a full 1080p resolution during boot up? I have a Nvidia gtx 480, and I have tried everything to get this working. I think i'm going to upgrade my video card in a few weeks anyway, however I thought I would still ask...

Also can I remove the follow fixes from my config.plist:
AddDTGP_0001
FixHPET_0010
FixHDA_8000
FixIPIC_0040

which was recommended by tony, now that I'm using your DSDT.aml file?
 
I have been meaning to thank you;
I am currently using your "DSDT.aml," and my system has been shutting down, and rebooting like a champ.

Question is your system showing a full 1080p resolution during boot up? I have a Nvidia gtx 480, and I have tried everything to get this working. I think i'm going to upgrade my video card in a few weeks anyway, however I thought I would still ask...

Also can I remove the follow fixes from my config.plist:
AddDTGP_0001
FixHPET_0010
FixHDA_8000
FixIPIC_0040

which was recommended by tony, now that I'm using your DSDT.aml file?


Yeah, working so far really well without any of the patches ticked in Clover. Just the DSDT.

I had a Fermi Card too that gave me many problems during updates and various errors with resolutions or acceleration, Kepler works without any driver/file tinkering whatsoever.

I'd recommend dood's extensive guide for patching your own exported DSDT though, that way you don't need any Clover patches.

The only thing not working for me is sleep, but i traced it down to some USB components that keep the system awake.
 
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Try these instead:

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and also change your system definition to a Mac Pro 4,1 - it is closer than the 5,1 to your hardware.

Hi Going Bald!

I have a working system, except for shut down. I tried to download the working plist you uploaded, but I got an error message saying it was not available anymore. Do you think you could upload it again please?

Thank you in advance :)
 
Hi Going Bald!

I have a working system, except for shut down. I tried to download the working plist you uploaded, but I got an error message saying it was not available anymore. Do you think you could upload it again please?

Thank you in advance :)

Same issue here regarding the error message-- can someone (ideally GB) provide GB's files that seem to have expired?
 
I have been meaning to thank you;
I am currently using your "DSDT.aml," and my system has been shutting down, and rebooting like a champ.

Question is your system showing a full 1080p resolution during boot up? I have a Nvidia gtx 480, and I have tried everything to get this working. I think i'm going to upgrade my video card in a few weeks anyway, however I thought I would still ask...

Also can I remove the follow fixes from my config.plist:
AddDTGP_0001
FixHPET_0010
FixHDA_8000
FixIPIC_0040

which was recommended by tony, now that I'm using your DSDT.aml file?

To get both clover and my OS to display at full resolution (ACD 27" via minidisplay port), I had to choose ATI Inject, and manually enter the framebuffer and port config for my ATI 5770. Works perfectly w/ miniDP at 1440p for me, and a second display via DVI at 1080p.

I don't know if there's a similar type of solution for older Nvidia cards like yours?
 
In my case I solve this problem editing DSDT.
 

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I too have an X58 board that would not shutdown. For me the problem was solved by disabling wake up from LAN in the Bios setting.
 
How's everybody's CPU temps? Mine are unusually high. When I'm using the computer, I'm sitting at about 80 degrees Celsius. When running windows or linux on the same machine under higher load, the CPU only seems to be in the mid-50's.

My computer will also not wake from sleep, but I believe this has to do with the R9-380 in the box.

Other than that, the work you guys have done has solved a lot of problems for me. This is an incredible resource. Thank you!
 
How's everybody's CPU temps? Mine are unusually high. When I'm using the computer, I'm sitting at about 80 degrees Celsius. When running windows or linux on the same machine under higher load, the CPU only seems to be in the mid-50's.

My computer will also not wake from sleep, but I believe this has to do with the R9-380 in the box.

Other than that, the work you guys have done has solved a lot of problems for me. This is an incredible resource. Thank you!

So. Just to fill anybody in who might be looking, changing the definition from MacPro5,1 to MacPro4,1 really dropped the idle temp of the CPU. It still goes up into the late 80's under load, but it settles around 55 degress at idle. Gained an extra 500 points in geekbench, too, so it's definitely a better solution here.
 
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