Recent content by Manfredo

many do work fine, yes. Mine also. No problem. Except that there is no power management. Please read here as well http://www.tonymacx86.com/graphics/123974-nvidia-web-drivers-10-9-x-mavericks-found.html regards Manfredo

--> Because of the Mavericks 10.9 Update? No, it starts with 10.9 already- Problems is missing web drivers from Nvidia. There are money discussions re this here and elsewhere. A number of clever people trying to cirucmvent this. regards Manfredo

I have the GTX 660 installed in my system (Mav 10.9.1 - Gigabyate Z77-DS3H board) and it works fine. Be aware though that the card's speed won't clock down from abt 1 Ghz once you have looked at a picture with preview. Normal clock speed is 324 Mhz, with usual low power consumption. This...

HI there I did the same move a while ago. from 640 to 660. In the BIOS I have to switch from internal graphics to PEG, Is there anything like this in your BIOS ? I thin it is called init first ..something regards Manfredo

The Intel 4470 K does have an HD 4600 graphics chip. If you google for Iris Pro, you end up with Intel and the latest version of their graphics onboard which I think is a HD 5200. Not sure whether your 4770K already has that. regardss Manfred

Hi Spc. Have you been able to solve your problem Did you get the Linksys WUSB600N to work ok with Mavericks ? regards Manfredo

Venu2062 How do you format the USB Drive ? Many people suggest Fat/Fat32, but that does not show Maverick HD here as well. Formatted to HFS and it does show the Mav drive again. Also, I have update the Chameleon bootloader on that drive. regards Manfredo

Manfredo @byransays Yes, it is pretty simple See the attached screenshots of the settings. regards Manfredo

>>>>You shouldn't have this issue after the first time, however. That is what I am saying. After a clean, cold boot, the OC does not work. After the first round of sleep n wake, it does. Just courios to know, why it is like this. Can live with this. No probs at all regards Manfredo

I have my system at above speed, works ok. Geekbench arnd 13.400. BUT after a new boot, HWMonitor and the Geekbench result do show only normal clockspeed, multiplier at 34. After one sleep/wake-up cycle, clockspeed 44x is recognised. Why could it be like this ? regards Manfredo

It is part of the settings of the SMBIOS stuff within the Chameleon Wizzard. MacBookPro 10,1 - however for my system, after setting that I can no longer play videos e.g. from Youtube on webpages. regards Manfredo

Hi there Suggest you have a good look at this thread, which describes pretty good what to do in Multibeast http://www.tonymacx86.com/user-builds/75407-success-mountain-lion-gigabyte-ga-z77-ds3h-i5-3570k-ivy-bridge-16gb.html To boot from SSD, if your system starts from regular HD right...

My solution was that the system def. had to be set to Mac Pro 3,1 in the smbios.plist - at that time, when I had the problem, I had it set to MacBookPro something and this created the problem. regards Manfredo

I think you have done the right thing at first, you have cloned the installation to a second partition. I guess you can now boot from one or the other. Right ? If that is so, use the first one as the one to work with, don't change anything on that. Use the other one to play around with. There...

When you have deleted a .kext, use kext utility to repair permissions, etc. and with that tool you can easily install the new (old) kext as well. Do a reboot after that. I have a pretty similar system compared to yours (same board, same CPU, GT640, ssd) and am getting around 10000 without...