Recent content by wh1tecastle

If anyone's interested I'm selling my rebranded BCM94322MC with an adapter. Here's a link: http://www.ebay.com/itm/271213687991

I don't really know what to say then. I only had a problem with the stripes not the screen being cut off. Maybe trying a different mini display-port adapter would fix it?

11,896 with a 4.3 Ghz OC. Using 3.3 as base and TurboBoosting to 43,42,42,42 with stock voltage and upgraded cooler.

I had a similar issue. I believe it's caused because of the mini dp converter. In 10.8 all you have to do is go to sleep and then wake up and it will be perfect! In 10.8.2 the issue is completely fixed I believe.

I'm using the overclocked SSDT from MultiBeast. I need the DSDT for the Interim Realtek Ivy Bridge Lion AppleHDA. I tried changing Generate P-states to no I was stuck at 16x. After reinstalling the SSDT and and changing Generate P-states back to yes, I'm still stuck at 16x. :banghead: :banghead:

Just tried it and I only get the 16x and 42x multipliers but now I'm able to do this with the MacPro3.1 system after someone helped set up a proper DSDT for me.

Just did. It seemed to help my speedstep work too.

I was monitoring HWMonitor. org.chameleon.Boot.plist

Thanks! :clap: It works perfectly! I'm able to wake up from sleep and the sound works properly! Thank you very much! :headbang:

I'm not using a DSDT at all but I will attach the one extracted by DSDTSE and the edits I made to it.

I extracted a vanilla DSDT from my system and only added the necessary audio edits.

Is it possible to make this work without a DSDT with the ALC887? DSDT messes up waking up from sleep on the motherboard.

I used the MacPro3.1 from MultiBeast at first. I have tried many of them including MacMini 5.1 which KPs. But after KPing I edited it to be Macpro3.1 in single user mode. I didn't edit it properly but I'm able to to boot up and have the 16x and 42x multiplier work. There must be something...

Did you figure out your issue with the multiplier being stuck? I'm having the same issue now using MacPro 3.1.

It very simple to build the card. All you do is plug in to wireless chip into the adapter and then attach the antennas from the adapter to the chip. After that you just put into a PCI Express slot. It's cheap and will always have support.