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I have an Apple-branded 5870 and also have the same high temperature at idle, 61 degrees, with 10.8.3. No sure exactly what it was in 10.8.2, but I do not believe it was this high or I would have noticed it.

If both your monitors are the same resolution, you could simply set it to "Mirror Displays". If the monitors are different resolution or you want to minimize any performance hit, you can use the paid utility SwitchResX from http://www.madrau.com/indexSRX4.html. It allows me to specify...

Three monitors work great with the Apple Radeon 5870, Running two 30" and one 27" displays without problem. Of course, the card is grossly overpriced new. Pulled it from my dying real Mac Pro.

Agree with the above post, if you use Super Duper, you usually still need to run Chameleon on the new clone to make it bootable and of course make sure it is initially formatted as GUID. Made several Super Duper clones which would not boot until I ran Chameleon, which is very easy.

I can open a Windows XP or 7 virtual machine for either Fusion or Parallels (VM copied from a Mac Pro and fresh installs) but the overall speed is exceedingly slow and unusable. Booting can take up to 10 minutes. I cannot select a menu without a 50 second delay. I had to go to Virtual Box...

I am not over clocked. Yes, GraphicsEnabler in my org.chameleon.Boot.plist is set to Yes. I am not sure if it is needed since I am actually using a genuine Apple ATI 5870 card but since I have not had any problems, I have not altered it. Could this have anything to do with Fusion or Parallels...

No overclocking. Latest appropriate Multibeast drivers, DSDT and SSDT files installed.

I am running 10.7.4 on my Gigabyte Z68XP-UD5 machine with an i7 K2600 3.4 GHz processor without any significant problem. However, when I try to use either Fusion or Parallels, the performance of the virtual machine is glacial. Yet Virtual Box works reasonably well, although not as good as it...