Recent content by nxent

hey was the Ethernet issue resolved? I’m having the same issue.

not sure if you resolved this or not, but i fixed the freezing during itunes playback by deleting the integrated graphics kexts (i don't recall which ones, specifically, but there's a thread someone on tonymac about it). that's the good news. bad news is, the itunes videos (HDCP videos bought...

Did you eventually find a fix? I'm having the same issue -

Intel 3.4 Ghz Haswell Gigabyte UDH5 MOBO Gigabyte GTX670 graphics 16 GB Corsair 1600mhz ram (2x8) seagate 4TB storage drive 240gb boot drive OS 10.9 Multibeast 6 - don't recall exact settings, but using mac-pro 3,1 LG DVD/BD optical drive corsair 500r tower ++++++++++++++++++++++++++...

from changing the ram modules themselves or moving them to different slots?

awesome, thanks for the solution. i'll give it a shot tonight. where would i find these integrated graphics kexts? also, is there no way to get these itunes movies, playing?

I haven't noticed any 'random hangs' in a while, especially since i moved my ram models from 1&3 to 2&4. However, the computer will freeze, every time, if I try to play any of the movies I purchase from iTunes - it doesn't matter if I open the movies in Quicktime, either. All my other media...

Silly question on my part, but... I can't seem to find the manual for the motherboard... Is that the layout for the RAM slots? _1,_3,_2,_4? with, "_1" being closest to the processor?

I have a similar setup and experience similar issues. 4770K Gigabyte UDH5 GTX 670 16 Gig Corsair ram (2x 8GB, A0, A1, slots) 650 W bronze power supply running 10.9, unibeast 6 (don't recall the exact settings - at work now) I probably first noticed the issue when trying to playback movies i...

sweet. maybe it'll fix the stability issues i've been having with 10.8.5?

was this resolved? i've got the same problem and identical setup, except for the gtx670 graphics

i'm stuck with the same error, too. can't tell if it's haswell + 10.8, 10.8.5, or the graphics card (gtx 670).did you figure out a way around this?

For clarification... was the ASUS Z87 thunderbolt compatible for a mac build?