[SUCCESS] CUSTOMAC 2010 i7-930 Gigabyte X58 GA UD3R rev 2

ckat

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• Jul 25, 2012

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yay got Mountain Lion working on my customac. thanks tony and macman!

had to boot into safe mode -x and then the installer worked!

ran multibeast after the next reboot and everything seems to be working. will have to test sleep soon.

system config in my signature.

 

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• Jul 25, 2012

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thanks

multibest selection? post steps install

 

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• Jul 25, 2012

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Would this will work for my Gigabyte x58a ud3r rev 1.0 motherboard?

 

ckat

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• Jul 26, 2012

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here are my multibeast settings.... see pix

i didn't enable trim support, but probably should have.

not sure bout the rev 1 board, but i'd say likely.

 

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blackhawk47

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• Jul 26, 2012

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ckat said:

here are my multibeast settings.... see pix

i didn't enable trim support, but probably should have.

not sure bout the rev 1 board, but i'd say likely.

Click to expand...

What does trim support do?

 

Zamber

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• Jul 26, 2012

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TRIM Support enables TRIM with SSD drives. In a nutshell it trims out unnecessary read/write commands so that the SSD ages slower.
More on TRIM: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TRIM

 

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• Jul 26, 2012

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Thanks.. this is what i'm searching..

 

mmesh

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• Jul 26, 2012

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ckat said:

here are my multibeast settings.... see pix

i didn't enable trim support, but probably should have.

not sure bout the rev 1 board, but i'd say likely.

Click to expand...

Hi!

Can You, please, write which DSDT are You using?

 

ckat

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• Jul 26, 2012

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the dsdt from the tonymac database. motherboard GA X-58 UD3R rev 2 bios FB

 

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• Jul 26, 2012

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Mountain Lion OSX 10.8

Yep it works fine with the Rev one board. It took me 40 mins to upgrade and its working very well and far snappier than lion.