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I don't think GTX9xx cards play well with HDMI on OS X. Regarding you problem, have you managed to fix it? I am having a similar problem here: http://www.tonymacx86.com/graphics/178192-clover-nv-web-drivers-kernel-panic-login-screen-2-monitors-also-how-overwrite-clover-chameleon-chimera.html Thanks!

Despite sharing the R9 name, the AMD R9 series actually composes of many different GPU families with different architecture. The R9 M290X/M295X seems to be structually similar to the HD7950/7970 of yesteryear so maybe we can get them working. People have reported 290X working natively with...

Hmm I guess we learn something new everyday. Thanks for getting back!

Change your SATA mode to AHCI, it's very likely that problem.

Dude you're lucky I can't even get into the installer, it's giving me the error parsing plist file thing and won't let me boot :banghead:

Anybody getting the cannot parse plist error? Thanks!

You're better off searching for something like "Sandy Bridge Overclocking Guide" on Google... It's a very long and involved process that I don't really have the time to go into details. Something like THIS will work (technically that's for Ivy Bridge though but they're quite similar) Resetting...

Please refer to my post in this thread. In a nutshell I think it has less to do with SSDT and more to do with the System Identification. For overclocking i5 CPUs you have to choose MacMini 6,1 or iMac 14,1. Let me know if you have any questions.

I can't speak for the PM though since I'm on SB and it works fine. But what kind of CPU cooling are you using? 100ºC for 4.3GHz at Auto Vcore is extremely high, even with stock cooling. I suggest you check if it is mounted properly.

Strange, I am hitting 2133MHz on a 1600MHz RAM here. My RAM is so bad it doesn't even have XMP Profiles so maybe OS X does not play that well with XMP profiles? Can you try to disable it and simply use memory multiplier and auto timings instead?

I would suggest you get the latest Multibeast version which is 6.5. 5.x is old and not very optimized for Mavericks I think. Also the next time you the BIOS crash you can remove the CMOS battery from the motherboard or short the RESET_CMOS jumpers on it. That should reset everything back to...

I have a similar system (i7 2600K and Gigabyte Z68MX mobo) and I have it running at 5.0GHz stable for about 17.3K Geekbench :lol: Here's what I did: 1. Reset your BIOS to its optional setting so you can boot into OS X 2. (Optional) Use MultiBeast and install boot verbose so can always debug if...

I am unable to answer your question but I hope you don't mind answering mine as we have a remarkably similar setup. I am thinking of switching from a GTX 660 (which works perfectly) to a HD 7970 (so that I can game a bit more smoothy on the Windows side). I am running a 2600k+Z68 motherboard on...

I am having a problem with this particular mainboard. When I boot up the installer, it goes through the verbose part just fine but then became stuck at the grey screen with a spinning beach ball. I have tried various BIOS, including UEFI and F10 BIOS, still no luck. I have tried enabling AHCI...

I am having a problem with this particular mainboard. When I boot up the installer, it goes through the verbose part just fine but then became stuck at the grey screen with a spinning beach ball. I have tried various BIOS, including UEFI and F10 BIOS, still no luck. I have tried enabling AHCI...