Choppy/Glitch graphics 4770k HD 4600

[oigarrison]

UniBeast and MultiBeast following this step for step:

http://www.tonymacx86.com/374-unibeast-install-os-x-mavericks-any-supported-intel-based-pc.html

Format SSD with Disk Utility

Boot from USB using -x graphicsenabler=no and maxmem=4096, follow install steps. Reboot from USB and select new install, same boot flags and then allow installs from any source in system preferences, then install all kexts from MultiBeast as stated before.

I've done this before and it works perfectly, I can't workout whats causing the problem now!

 

[oigarrison]

No matter what I do for a clean install, I'm having the same result. I don't know what to do to solve this!

 

[lucalang]

Extra/org.chameleon.Boot.plist, after:
<key>IGPEnabler</key>
<string>Yes</string>

add:
<key>IGPlatformID</key>
<string>0D220003</string>

Thanks, it solved my problem: i7 4770 + GTX 760

 

[oigarrison]

Glad it's helped you, weird it has as that change is for intel HD 4600 graphics and you have a GTX 760 but hey it works!

Still trying to fix mine currently, tired everything possible with MultiBeast, gonna try again today and maybe even try a Clover install to see if it has any different results!

 

[oigarrison]

So using Clover I have managed to fresh install Mavericks and can boot without any boot flags

However I'm still experiencing the choppy graphics but feel I may be missing a device id injection somewhere but not sure how to add this as it's a different setup to chameleon.boot.plist now with clover.

Edit: Also, only showing 7MB VRAM on intel HD 4600

 

[toleda]

So using Clover I have managed to fresh install Mavericks and can boot without any boot flags

Worse situation, Azul is not loading. You may have a hardware problem.

 

[RehabMan]

Worse situation, Azul is not loading. You may have a hardware problem.

device-id is injected as 0x8086. Probably misguided use of FakeID...

 

[oigarrison]

Damn, that doesn't sound good. Thanks for having a look Toleda, there's always warranty! Do you know how I can establish which piece of hardware may be failing? The odd thing is I have a Windows 8.1 install and everything seems to be operating fully functional there.

 

[oigarrison]

Thanks for having a look as well RehabMan. I have altered any fakeID, is that something I need to change?

 

[RehabMan]

Thanks for having a look as well RehabMan. I have altered any fakeID, is that something I need to change?

Take a look at your config.plist. Probably it is using FakeID incorrectly. There is no need for FakeID with your system. Set all to zero.