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Hello, scorcho here. You may remember me from thatlong thread on the Fermi Freeze under both Snow Leopard and Lion. We shared many potential fixes involving AGPM edits, CUDA background apps, laughs and general hatred towards Apple and Nvidia software engineers. I'd just like to note that...

Has anyone here noticed any data integrity issues with drives connected either to the eSATA ports in the back, or the two internal Marvell SATA ports on some P67/A Gigabyte Motherboards? I've had the issue on and off for months where an external SATA drive would work for stretches without...

This is quite odd. Sometime between the release of Lion and 10.7.2, the Fermi crashing issues I saw under 10.6 has returned. In that time I've upgraded my computer's BIOS, overclocked my card through firmware and changed some OC settings. i don't have a copy of my original 10.7 install to see if...

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6814500207 Just picked this up to replace my second hackintosh's ATI4850, which always crashed my system when trying dual-dvi in OSX. this GT440 has a single-slot cooler, works great with CUDA apps like Adobe Premiere (if you're into video editing)...

I'm refraining from posting ready-made AGPM edits as it seems that they don't necessarily work for everyone. If you are comfortable editing the Kext yourself, follow the instructions below. If not, feel free to post your VANILLA AGPM.kext and I will apply the edits for the system model you want...

For those using the 2011 MBP Kernel/OS on your Sandy Bridge systems and who identify your computer as the Macbookpro8,x, you should see a software update available today that among other things improves stability and performance. Ran the update successfully on both my 2011 MBP and hackintosh...

Hopefully y'all can unpack this and work on getting the SATA ports showing properly on the DSDTs for our Sandy Bridge mobos.

I bit the proverbial bullet a few weeks ago and purchased a new 15" MBP for some on-the-road quad core goodness. It appears that the 2011 models have a different build of OSX that supports Sandy Bridge, which would be great considering I upgraded my desktop to the 2500k and P67A a few months...