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You're welcome. I actually just unplugged the mic, I was not using it that much anyways. Without the mic plugged in there was no issues with my audio. I hope to get a new web cam soon which has compatible drivers, just kind of busy with work. I'll update here when I find one I like.

Finally had time to update to 10.10.3. -Downloaded the latest Yosemite 10.10.3 Combo Update (1.9gb) from the apple website -i just followed Stork's guide on upgrading but took some necessary steps since Chimera v4.1.0 was updated and a new copy of MultiBeast Yosemite v7.3.0 was released...

sorry for the late reply. i guess you can but there may be differences here and there. you may need to read up on your Intel 82579V LAN controller and skip the step on my guide.

Hi Callil1 (Chris), no problem at all. I have attached my 2105 patched bios for download on Post #8 so you don't need to go through the process of using PMPatch. Just follow my original guide for mavericks... download my 2105 from post #8 rename patched BIOS to P8Z77MP.CAP (if necessary) and...

just for clarification, what do you mean when you say "my speakers are static"? Sorry, I had to disable the mac drive to work on a project. i'll check into speaker issue you mentioned in a few days.

i found my bios in the archives, note this was from September 2013 and i do not have any way of testing this. Just to set things straight. using this BIOS on your own Asus P8Z77M-Pro is at your own risk! Asus P8Z77M-Pro BIOS Patched version 2015

unfortunately i never had to use DSDT. patching the bios was quite easy, but make sure your using the right files. i posted the link in my Mavericks guide. its been about 2 years now since i patched my bios. unfortunately, i do not have the files needed to backup my bios, no time to test...

I'm using a patched bios version 2015... you may want to try that first. Come to think of it, i did notice the same sleep mode issues in Mavericks. it would work most of the time and then sometimes it just doesn't want to wake up. I have not tested Yosemite thoroughly since installation, will...

i'm not sure if this will help as i have a different asus board. but you may be able to try some of the stuff i did and modify where needed... http://www.tonymacx86.com/yosemite-desktop-guides/148637-success-asus-p8z77m-pro-i5-3-2-w-nvidia-gtx650ti-boost.html#post921797 good luck!

Update: sound was not working so i read up on it and found that VoodoHDA v2.7.3 may work, so i re-run multibeast 7.0.2 and installed the driver. so far so good, several restarts and it works great. i was also noticing slow internet speeds. did some research and read that you need to turn...

Motherboard: ASUS P8Z77-M PRO - BIOS 2105 CPU: Ivy Bridge i5-3470 GPU: EVGA GTX650Ti Boost RAM: 16 GB Kingston DDR3 1600 mhz HDD: SATA2 160 Gb (my test drive) DVD: LiteOn iHAS524 B MONITOR: Samsung 23" LED PSU: ThermalTake Smart SE 630w Logitech Wireless Keyboard & Mouse Using my old Mavericks...

sorry, never got to reply to your post. anyways, i have not really had the same issue on Mavericks, it was only during the updates that i broke my sound. i recently installed mavericks 10.9 just to download the latest Yosemite and it's the same success rate, clean install went smoothly. I hope...

Sorry Bro, i just used the ALC892 driver from Multibeast (it's my native audio chipset). Also i had to re-purpose my mac drive, so i don't have OSX installed at this time, i am scheduled to get a 2tb drive next week so hopefully I can look into the audio issues... if i recall, last time i had...

just updated to OSX Mavericks 10.9.3, used Multibeast 6.3.0 and updated to Nvidia web driver 334.01.01f01 successfully, no issues :thumbup:

done updating to the latest nVidia 331.01.01f02 web driver... no issues! :thumbup: http://www.nvidia.com/content/DriverDownload-March2009/confirmation.php?url=/Mac/Quadro_Certified/331.01.01f02/WebDriver-331.01.01f02.pkg&lang=us&type=GeForce