Recent content by brandong777

Netgear Nighthawk R7000 running DD-WRT 6/13/14 kongac. Love this thing.

http://www.cybermax691.net/ebay/IBM/5170%20AT%20PC/Serial%205170-7249113/1.jpg IBM 80286 with 1MB of memory and 20MB hard drive IBM DOS 3.3

I was forced to upgrade my BIOS to F2 after installing a GTX760. Hate F2, flacky ass **** and bricked someone's elses.

I can't remember exactly, but I believe there was an additional option I checked in the Multibeast setup but it may have been an additional kext that I used. Try searching for the problem on this forum, I know I found the solution here. So much was hit and miss and I wasn't sure what exactly...

I had an H60 but the water pump was DOA when I took it out of the box. Got me thinking, radiator, water pump, just like I have in my cars.... just like the ones I have to replace every so often. Never had a heatsink go bad. Less points of failure/maintenance is better in my book. I'm sure others...

I just downloaded a free copy of Fallen Skies, first episode, and it doesn't seem to play. I've never used iTunes for video, mainly rely on Plex for that. But it would seem music videos play fine but TV Shows & Music just sit at a black screen. I even use iTunes Match service.

Updated to 10.8.4 Updated to 10.8.4 without a hitch, it said it wasn't successful (but so did my mid-2011 MacBook Pro) but rebooted to 10.8.4.

Why? It's not real.

Updated my drivers and what not with Multibeast 5.3.1, No more video tearing with my GTX480 (also loaded the new Nvidia drivers while I was at it but video tearing issue was resolved with the default Apple driver also), USB 3.0 ports are working (haven't tested 3.0 speeds but supposedly that is...

I had to load a kext for HDMI/DVI/DisplayPort audio, but I'm not using the integrated stuff.

Probably F1 but if it's F2 and you can't track down F1 I can dump mine for you. I was also mistaken about F1 being non-UEFI, that isn't the case either version will boot UEFI partitions. F2 just seemed sketchy to me, and I don't run old versions unless there is a good reason. On a side...

Just threw a ASUS ENGTX480 into mine, coming from a 5770 I didn't have to do a thing.

Just threw in a ENGTX480 into mine. Didn't have to do a thing coming from a 5770.

GraphicsEnabler=Yes I think is the option you need. Replaced my 5770 with a ASUS ENGTX480 and booted fine for me but I already had the GraphicsEnabler=Yes from the 5770. Haven't done any graphic benchmarking but performance is noticeably slower than Windows so I'm going to try the lastest Nvidia...

Password change voodoo worked for me. I tried nearly everything else first because I didn't believe it but it works. Also got me a proper SMBios.plist generated with Chameleon Wizard.