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True, sometimes... I had problems but now my system is more stable than before, don't need a DSDT or something specific to have a stable OS X. Only had a speed limit for the CPU which is solved using NullCPUManagement kext. I don't have any regret updating my F6 bios to UEFI U1g :)

Thanks, that also works for me. To bad it's on default clock speed (3.4Ghz) instead of my raised multiplier, but this is already a big difference :D

Hello all, Before I flashed my mb with UEFI the cpu reacted like it should with the SSDT installed, got a Geekbench score around 13500 or so. Now with UEFI instead of a bios my CPU is always on a 16x multiplier instead of my 42x setting, tried SSDT but it didn't work. Do someone have this...

I have almost the same system as yours and I had problems after the UEFI flash, now I am typing this in OS X ML. Your problem is your boot flags (and/or your UEFI settings), for UEFI settings I saw a tutorial on this website that helped me. The problem that costed me a lot of time is that I...

I'm not sure, I tried with my system with a fresh install of ML and after MultiBeast I ended up with a black screen. Don't know which kext it caused but ended up reinstalling without MultiBeast, I wait for an updated one with ML support, I recommend to wait.

I don't have any problems with performance in ML, I get 13994 with my setup even without DSDT or kexts installed! Specs: Core i7 2600k (@4.2GHz), Z68XP-UD4, 8GB 1866MHz DDR3, GeForce GTX 570