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Try this https://rog.asus.com/articles/overclocking/overclocking-guide-4-7ghz-core-i7-3770k-on-the-maximus-v-formula/

Ok, I'm away for the holidays but will post it when I get back. Also be aware that what is stable on my setup might not be on yours, Im using a different motherboard. I recommend you do some tweaking and testing in windows. Thats how I came to find the settings that worked best for me.

I have the same processor running at 4.8GHz. I have been running it at that speed for four years now.

You're right, it wouldn't fit at the top. Not enough clearance, but you might be able to fit one at the bottom with some modding.

After you install mulitibeast, are you booting from the usb for the hd?

Do you have Intel Virtualization Technology disabled in Bios?

What are your bios settings? How many drives do you have? I assume you have win7 on a separate hd, when I first installed I had a similar problem to yours until I changed my bios.

The Ethernet is an 8xxx based lan, I've been using it with no issue. Did you choose UserDSDT in Multibeast? Are you currently able to boot in OSX or was it just that one time?

Are you still having problems? Did you install a bootloader?

What are you using for bluetooth? For my bluetooth I used the Apple A1181 Module and wired it up to one of the usb 2 ports, there are instructions if you want to do this yourself. Hot plugging is not supported for thunderbolt yet, theres a good post on the forum about how to setup a Fusiondrive...

It might work, I have a infinitv 4 in another pc and use one of the tuners in parallels with network sharing on my customac; I guess I could swap it in and let you know if it works.

1866MHz , running overclocked corsair dominator ram

Do you have the usb stick in the Intel usb ports in the back? They are the 2 in the middle, if so try changing your bios settings; I posted some working ones in this thread.

If you have a password set you will have to enter it when waking from sleep as its a security measure. You can install the Nvidia drivers from Multibeast, just check the OpenCL Patch box. What software are you using to play the dvds? try VLC if you havent already done so.

Congratulations, glad I could help. Do you have the SSD set as the number 1 drive in Hard Drive BBS Properties ?