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@ITzTravelInTime Hey! Do you think you would be able to make a mod of this driver for the Creative Sound Blaster ZxR PCIe Card? Chipset: Sound Core3D Channel: 5.1 Series: Sound Blaster Z Thanks

Any luck? I've been looking everywhere to get my ZxR to work.

What kext did you use to get the output working. Thanks.

I really enjoy my Corsair K65 board. It is lightweight, 10-keyless, mechanical (and not super loud).

I think it is stable for business use. I use it for mine. My tip would be to back up your important information and know your hardware. Also, read about the updates before updating, if you have a problem, someone is likely to have had it first.

@nizmoz Hey! Did you ever get your hack to work?

Is there a solution to this question that can be linked here on this forum that would involve not getting it from the App Store? I previously had a working Yosemite hackintosh and used an acquaintance's mac to obtain the os through the proper channels; unfortunately, my hackintosh has failed and...

Try running multibeast and select the 1080p option. I did that and my machine loads into 1080p. I'm still using the nv_diable=1 bootflag for now. It's all just a temporary work around for me.

I've been wanting to give this a try, but I've not gotten around to it. I'm curious to see if it would work on the 750 ti. You've might already seen this, but it's worth posting. http://www.tonymacx86.com/graphics/135997-nvidia-releases-alternate-graphics-drivers-10-9-4-334-01-02f02-5.html

I am also using the EVGA version and the boot flag nv_disable=1 works for me. If only I could set the resolution, I'd be in business.

From what I've dug up on the forums and used personally, the boot flag : nv_disable=1 allowed me to keep my NVIDA GTX 750ti plugged in and use that video display for my monitor. Previously to the boot flag, I had to take out the graphics card. Only things tested on it were browsing the web...

Hey, good news! I was able to get into the OS and run MultiBeast! Hooray! I even managed to get my on board killer e2205 to work. Now if I can only get my audio to work I'd be in business. I've got a Realtek ALC1150. Does yours have that?

Well, this issue doesn't seem to be related to the boot0 error. I went ahead and attempted the boot0 error fix, but that would come next. My problem appears when I try and use the USB installer stick to boot my Mavericks HDD. At this step, I would be loading into the OS X to run Multibeast, but...

I went ahead and used the BIOS that you supplied. Good news and bad news. The good news: I was able to install the OS X on my HDD. No bootflags needed. Hooray!! The bad news: after installation, (and before doing multibeast) and while attempting to boot up my new hard drive from the USB. I get...

Hello! I'm using a MSI Z97-Gaming 7 mobo and I'm attempting to patch the BIOS. I ran pmpatch and was given a "patched bios" file. This is what I got, but I do not feel it's correct. The Powermanagement modules were not found (I feel like this is what i'm trying to patch) However...

Did a lot of digging and I was able to come up with pmpatch 5.14. I did it's thing and now i've got a "patched BIOS" file, but I feel like it is not correct. Here is what I've got: The Powermanagement modules were not found (I feel like this is what i'm trying to patch) However...

Can't seem to download pmpatch from the link given. It reports that there is no file found from mediafire. Can someone please send me a download link of the latest version of pmpatch? Edit: Managed to find pmpatch 5.14 on another forum post. After using it to patch my BIOS, it gave me this. It...

I'm not quite sure what to download when it comes to the UEFIPatch Utility. And then what to do with it. haha I was looking at this post: http://www.tonymacx86.com/ssdt/92024-pmpatch-uefi-patching-utility-7.html Edit: Managed to find PmPatch.exe, however, it will not patch correctly. I've tried...

Well, just updating the BIOS was not good enough. I'll look into the UEFIPatch Utility. Did you have to use this? Thanks!

Here's my build: Motherboard: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130768 CPU: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819116901 Memory: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231416[ HardDrive...