Recent content by tomas.freesun

piellekes: so you've got system with two cards, 2nd working in VESA, or am I missing something? EDIT: sorry I've read your post twice, now I understand...

Please someone, confirm two graphic cards working as this was issue with older ASUS P55 boards (did not got it to work)

Can you confirm that all PCIe slots work on Sandy Bridge on hackintosh yet? I want to run two graphic cards and two PCIe 1x cards in a pc and need to know it works properly. I know noone can guarantee but if someone has experience please post.

Can anyone at least answer this one ? : If both cards work with GraphicsEnabler=Yes does it mean they should work even if they're not the same kind? Or does GraphicsEnabler=Yes restrain to one Card or one kind of card itself? Please, anyone?

Hello. I've built a Hackintosh and found out I need second graphic card (need third display out which was not known at that time) and original one is probably hard to find (Gigabyte 9800 Silent Cell) so can you recommend the other graphic card, if possible cheap and with passive cooling? Thanks...

Does the Nvidia NF200 work (additional PCIe slots)? Please :)

Thanks man.

Ok, my bad. Didn't know quite enough, but learned fast. Had multiple injectors AND graphic enabler on. As Graphics Enabler did nothing I turned it off and used injector. Used my GFX string and voila.

I was playing with dual monitor configuration and after that, my computer wouldn't boot normally, it would boot into blue screen and lot of hdd activity. I booted into safe mode, changed resolution, blue screen again. Into safe mode, into normal mode, changed resolution back to normal...

same here.

I used some other bootable cd. I think it's name is Empire EFI. After sucesfull install I booted into safe mode with Empire EFI, updated SL to 10.6.5, installed with help of multibeast PC EFI with some additional KEXTS (ati enabler etc) and now my second port on 4850 works. Kinda. Even 3d...

My friend was at Adobe presentation and the presenter had laprop with 25Gigs of RAM for video editing, so I guess 12 Gigs is in no way overkill.

Fan control works in Windows (it's noisy while booting then goes quiet) but no in Mac OS X. I guess that was not your case?

I believe nVidia cards have some sort of power throttling, so they save energy and also generate less heat when you don't need much power. It should detect workload and change frequency to either idle or full load accordingly. So your problem might be it's not detecting the workload if that...

Anyone has any idea how to settle down noise of Gigabyte GT240? I guess fan is blowing at full rate. Is the only way to settle it down to change the cooling?