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Have you tried them on other USB ports? Also you can get PCIe cards that come with USB ports. What might have happened is the USB fuse blew and it won't work (you said it was an old board). USB port compatibility is not my strong part, but I hope I could help you. -Matt

Hi Can you add the MSI NVIDIA GTX 960 GAMING 2G Graphics Card please. TIA -Matt

You can actually update through the OS X Yosemite 10.10 installer app if you are using Clover bootloader. Simply select the drive to install 10.10 on and then reboot. Clover should detect "Installer OS X Yosemite" or something similar. It worked for me when I updated from 10.8.5 to 10.9.5 so it...

In my last post I detailed about my new 960 and how I detested Yosemite and trying to get it to work with Mavericks. I'm so close. I edited SystemVersion.plist so that my version was 10.10.2 and my build was 14C1514. I tricked the NVIDIA web driver installer and installed the drivers...

Hello everyone, I just purchased an MSI GTX 960 GAMING 100ME and I was just wondering whether I could use my Intel HD 4600 IG for Mavericks (I know I could get the 960 to work with Yosemite but I hate how Yosemite looks:banghead:) and use my GTX 960 for Windows. So what I'm trying to say is can...

Thanks for the reply! I will do some testing when I get my card in a few days. :beachball::beachball::beachball:

Hey all, I was just wondering whether I could get an MSI GTX 960 100ME to work on my Mavericks 10.9.5 (I don't like Yosemite one bit). It would be awesome if I could because I don't want to waste over $300 for something that will only work on my Windows 8.1 installation. Also, just something...

Now that is interesting. I wonder if you just put the MAC_CPU text in there. If you are going to attempt this, make sure you have a backup of your current one, just in case. Refer to the photos i posted to check the layout. Hope this works! :beachball::beachball::beachball:

Yep, you can do that to. /System/Library/CoreServices/CoreTypes.bundle/Contents/Resources/public.generic-lcd.icns Change that to whatever you wish!

After seeing this thread I suppose I should share my multi monitor (Or rather, Dual Monitor, but I'm sure it could work with 3) wallpaper with everyone too. BMW i8, the coolest car in the world:

It will work at the normal speed. OS X Just isn't recognising it properly. To cosmetically change that, read this thread.

There is a UNIX command for this that you can use through terminal. It's actually much simpler than you think.:thumbup: This is the command you need to enter in Terminal: To move it to the left: defaults write com.apple.dock pinning start; killall Dock To put it back in the middle: defaults...

Sorry, I didn't know you were using French! In that case, go to /Applications/System Information/Contents/Resources/French.lproj/SPInfo.strings. I had a look in the SPInfo.strings (French version) and I found MAC_CPU_LABEL. Use TextWrangler to scroll down to about halfway and you will see it...

Of course my friend! This is indeed quite easy. Navigate to /Applications/Utilities/System Information/Contents/Resources/English.lproj/SPInfo.strings Edit that with your info in this field:

Sorry! I feel like an idiot now. I was reading the wrong guide! Thank you for your help. Merry Christmas, -CyberQuack