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Hi guys I installed the IntelMausiEthernet.kext to my Gene Maximus VIII Sierra build using KextBeast to S/L/E but I still have ethernet only 100 Mbps. Is there any possibility that I can reach 1 Gbps?

Hey guys... some new problems :-) I recently changed my connection to Optic Fiber but now I got only 100 Mbps via ethernet... WLAN is much faster. Do I need any drivers? Apart from that everything works seamlessly for some months now :-) Router settings: iMac settings (Asus Maximus Gene VIII):

Hi! I could do it but now my beauty is in a box and taken by a relocatinon company as I am changing the country :-) It will be back in 2 months :)

Same in Germany :-) That's why I took GTX 1070 :-)

I used first method and installed those two kexts, it seemed to be the most straightforward :) I'm pretty sure the flashback will work for you. Just remember to clear CMOS if you modified any parameters and use the appropriate port. Also USB stick should be formatted in FAT32. Good luck!

Yesterday I decided to completely setup the system from scratch and this time I used iMac17,1 (have a look to my built in the footer). First of all after installation of appropriate SSDT my Hac seems to work more stable, also during idle I'm able to reach 800 MHz of the CPU Package. Before it...

After reading several threads I'm fed up and I'm gonna return the card and get Fenvi instead. I tried editing USBinjectall.kext and changing to 255, darkwake, bios erp S5 and S4+S5 but nothing helped.

I just noticed that my Hac does not really go to sleep. When I press the sleep button display switches off, all components also but after 5 seconds computer wakes up again while display remains sleep (no wake up issue though). I typed pmset -g assertions in Terminal and got out: Last login...

Of course I did read, the reason why I would like to install ssdt are my fans that work really weird. Before the overclocking and with ssdt everything was fine and CPU could reach 800 MHz, now usually runs 1-1.3 GHz at idle and fans don't work stable.

Well and it seems that you use wrong ssdt :) It's only for non-overclocked CPUs, for overclocked one has to prepare custom ssdt.

Actually I've been trying to find it yesteday but I see only the one for non-oc CPU. Could you maybe mount your EFI and attach it here for me? :) How much did you overclock? Mine's running on 4.8 GHz now.

What about all those AppleHDA.kexts? Don't they interfere each other and have some conflicts?

Then if I understood it correctly, to generate ssdt for overclocked i7-6700K (4.0 -> 4.8 GHz) all I need to do is to use beta branch and run the following command: ./ssdtPRGen.sh -p 'i7-6700K' -f 4000 -turbo 4200 however, because the CPU has been overclocked to 4.8 GHz, should I leave the 'f'...

Did you create your own SSDT for the power management of overclocked CPU? I can't get it working. Could I ask you for some input to the post Quick Guide to Generate a SSDT for CPU Power Management']#296[/URL]? Would you share your SSDT?

I'm having some problems with generation of the SSDT for my i7-6700K that I overclocked to 4.7 GHz. I tried to used ./ssdtPRGen.sh -p 'i7-6700K' -f 4000 -turbo 4700 but sill additional values are missing. Maybe somebody did overclock i7-6700K to this value and could provide with ready-to-use ssdt?