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[Guide] HP 6300 Pro / HP 8300 Elite - A 100 percent Working and Easily Affordable CustoMac

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great guide. I will be trying this out on 6300 MT but it will only be available this weekend. does anyone by any chance have SSDT for the i5-3570 3.4Ghz version? I haven't really tried creating my own SSDT plus since I don't have the machine yet, I'm think maybe I can just prepare my installation files.
 
HP 6300 Pro MT
DQ77KB |  i5 3570 |  GeForce GT 740
Skylake Quad-core mini-ITX
GA-H170N-WIFI |  i5 6500 |  HD 530
Thanks much; this is a great guide. I finished up an install of Sierra and upgrade to High Sierra yesterday on a 8300 SSF.
 
bill0121 said:
Thanks much; this is a great guide. I finished up an install of Sierra and upgrade to High Sierra yesterday on a 8300 SSF.
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Any problems with Nvidia drivers?
 
I followed this guide and got everything including broadcom wifi+bluetooth to working. But sleep-wake works intermittently. When it does not wake , usually see blank screen for 2-3 minutes and then restarts itself. Did fresh install, but no change. Any suggestions?

I am considering upgrading i5 3470 to i5 3475 purely for the airplay purpose with HD4000. Should I go ahead with that for $60 or look for i7 3770? Really do not want to spend a whole lot.

Thanks
 
makhanaka said:
I followed this guide and got everything including broadcom wifi+bluetooth to working. But sleep-wake works intermittently. When it does not wake , usually see blank screen for 2-3 minutes and then restarts itself. Did fresh install, but no change. Any suggestions?

I am considering upgrading i5 3470 to i5 3475 purely for the airplay purpose with HD4000. Should I go ahead with that for $60 or look for i7 3770? Really do not want to spend a whole lot.

Thanks
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Yes, the I5-3475 should get the job done. The 3770 is really only necessary if you will be editing / rendering a lot of video on your system. Sleep problems can be complicated. It's always best to start by removing everything plugged in via USB and PCI-e x1 slots and then testing again. Add each back one at a time and see if it still has problems waking up.
 
trs96 said:
Yes, the I5-3475 should get the job done. The 3770 is really only necessary if you will be editing / rendering a lot of video on your system.
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Thanks. Just to be more specific its the i5-3475S. Would also like to request SSDT if anyone has it.

trs96 said:
Sleep problems can be complicated. It's always best to start by removing everything plugged in via USB and PCI-e x1 slots and then testing again. Add each back one at a time and see if it still has problems waking up.
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The story is, my first install was on SSD and GT710 (do not have it anymore). No USB except 1 dongle for both dell KB+mouse. Tried to add broadcom but was not successful. As far as I remember, the sleep was ok (cannot confirm tho). Eversince, I then upgraded to GT1030. But the sleep got so bad that on last sleep-restart the screen was flickering and showing 8MB VRAM.
So I did fresh install on HDD, this time along with broadcom plugged in. Everything works fine including wifi+bluetooth. But sleep-restart continues :( . No USBs apart from 1 Dell KB+mouse plugged in.
 
Night shift for me isn't working, I don't see the night shift tab in there in the display settings any idea what could the problem be?
 
Takasur said:
Night shift for me isn't working, I don't see the night shift tab in there in the display settings any idea what could the problem be?
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Do you have the switches in the Notification Center? Are you on HS or Sierra?

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You kind of have to scroll up, it is not revealed on default.
 
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