Recent content by Jordan2Delta

Wow, thanks for the quick reply. Yes, sorry I read your explanation and wanted to delete my posting and could not. Then I decided to refine my questions. Quite the chaos on my side. Whooops. So it's keeping magic to me. I don't even know basic x86 and x86-64 machine code knowledge...

I just wanted to say thank you so much! It works on my Geforce Titan. I now save about 60W power consumption! MacAndo, I'd love to know the secret what hex values to edit: Replace: E83DE10100F6C3057413 With: E83DE10100F6C3007413 I read your walkthrough, but I am still quite clueless...

Article: UniBeast 3.0 Update Thanks a bunch! Will try asap :)

I have only edited threshold values. I left every other values untouched besides LogControl (set value [0] to [1]), because this tells the kernel.log to report G-state changes. Open up console.app to look when G-state changes happens. It reports something like this: Aug 20 11:01:41 X58...

You are welcome! :thumbup: What's your machine model? MacPro4,1 or 5,1? It's specified in smbios.plist in Extra folder. <key>SMproductname</key> <string>MacPro5,1</string> Sorry, I don't know how to upload here, but I can give you the values for the Info.plist inside...

Good observation! I have noticed the same and found a solution. It doesn't feel smooth first, because the card is probably at its lowest power mode possible. The card downclocks to about 50~100MHz on everything. So when the GPU detects GPU load it starts to change its G-state to 2 or even 1...

Thanks for the good news! :thumbup: I confess I was too focused on thresholds values from MacBook 6,1 and 7,1 and called the AGPM from InsanelyMac faulty too early. I found out somebody just took original values from a NVIDIA GT120=9500? (Vendor10deDevice0640) and put them into their GTX...

I got the hint from netkas: http://netkas.org/?p=849 Sorry, I don't have a detailed technical explanation what it is doing. I can only assume it ignores a certain bug or error to tell "verbose mode" whether there is an error at [PCI configuration begin] or not, to go on anyway. I agree it...

Really? :o To my eyes the values are faulty. It might work nonetheless, but...anyway this should be an interesting read! Thanks for the link. :D Oh, just one word, while reading your previous post I was well aware you were using AGPM.kext from another person. Sorry, if was a bit unclear...

@rdurty2 The AGPM.kext contains values I haven't seen before. Somebody has put higher values in Threshold_Low compared to Threshold_High. It doesn't make sense. Unless you wouldn't wanted G-state 1 and 2 executed. Looking at your benchmarks it seems to go all the way up correctly to G-state 0...

@shadywack You're welcome! :wave: @DonutHands arch=i386 pcirootuid=1 Are you 100% sure about that? Since you are using "GraphicsEnabler=Yes" I thought pcirootuid would be detected correctly. arch=i386 is for forcing Lion to start up in 32bit mode. Lion is focused on 64bit though. Apple...

@shadywack My cinebench score is low, too. Running OpenGL Driver Monitor (Parameter: GPU Core Utilization) I have learned that the GTX 570 changes between Throttle mode 0 and 1 every 3 seconds. GPU load goes up to 70% then it falls down quickly below 20%. Then it goes slowly up to about 25%...

110, 180, 190 are too high thresholds. Or are you using a SLI machine? If you are I still do not know if it's a valid method to do so. Thresholds are usually set between 0 and 100 They point to GPU idle % To negate G-state 2 I think you can edit it like that. I am not sure, but I guess it's...

@zzori1 If MacPro4,1...... it should boot fine by adding your GTX 580 (<key>Vendor10deDevice1080</key>) to AppleGraphicsPowerManagement.kext just like Advann did. (See below) @Advann Thanks for providing all the files. :thumbup: 38fps in cinebench with a GTX 560. Wow! I envy you!! :wtf...

There is no 4.1, because Apple hasn't suported it yet. ------ Let's face it guys, the GTX 5xx series isn't made to work with Mac OS X. :banghead: It's not about fps in benchmarks like cinebench or novabench. I get 30fps in cine and about 2500fps!!! in Nova. Shouldn't that be more than enough...