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So after the latest version of Clover destroyed my last setup, I now did a clean install to High Sierra. Everything seems to work fine, except my turbo boost is not working.
After reading up on some guides It was suggested to change my System Definition to iMac 17,1. When I do this, after the boot sequence, I get a black screen. The system seems to be running, but not the display. I then restart, turn of Nvidia web drivers, and it seems to be working again. If I try to turn on the Nvidia web drivers, I get back to square one.
I've tried to change my System Definition through Clover and Multibeast. Nothing seems to work.
What can I do? Do I actually need to change my System Definition to iMac 17,1 to get turbo boost up and working? If not, how do I fix it. I tried the guide "macOS Native CPU/IGPU Power Management", but as I read, I need to have it configured as iMac 17,1.
Thanks for any inputs!
After reading up on some guides It was suggested to change my System Definition to iMac 17,1. When I do this, after the boot sequence, I get a black screen. The system seems to be running, but not the display. I then restart, turn of Nvidia web drivers, and it seems to be working again. If I try to turn on the Nvidia web drivers, I get back to square one.
I've tried to change my System Definition through Clover and Multibeast. Nothing seems to work.
What can I do? Do I actually need to change my System Definition to iMac 17,1 to get turbo boost up and working? If not, how do I fix it. I tried the guide "macOS Native CPU/IGPU Power Management", but as I read, I need to have it configured as iMac 17,1.
Thanks for any inputs!