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Yes it's in the BIOS and the System Profiler. And it opens via the keyboard eject key. It just won't mount the discs. Never mind. I'm getting a Mac Pro next week, so I'm done with this Hackintosh malarkey for now. Thanks anyway.

I'm not sure this in 10.8.4 related, but it worked fine up until I updated. I don't think I've tried to play a DVD since, which is why I'm not certain. The DVD drive is recognised by the system and working, but no DVD's mount in Finder or anywhere else. So far I've tried: 1. Resetting...

If everything works then don't bother. I've see a reasonable Geekbench and Novabench hit going from 10.8.3 to 10.8.4. This'll probably be the last update before 10.9 so you might as well wait for that, and even then, I'd skip that unless there's a feature you want to use. I used to update...

Combo update worked here. TRIM support and sound drivers were both gone. TRIM Enabler and deleting AppleHDA.kext from S/L/E and reinstalling driver from Multibeast fixed both. Geekbench and Novabench scores are both a bit lower than before. Graphics score in Novabench has gone from 411 to 308...

Make sure 'Wake on LAN' is disabled in the power saving settings in BIOS.

No I have a Z77X, but just thought it might be the same problem. Might be worth doing a fresh install, making sure to replace all kexts with new ones, but that's a pain. Hopefully someone else will have a better idea.

Is there an issue with temperature reporting with the 660? I just swapped out the 560 because of daily crashes, and the GPU temperature has disappeared from iStat. I have no temps at all in HWMonitor, probably due to switching to Clover to fix the iMessage issue. EDIT: This procedure seems...

Have you tried toggling GraphicsInjector settings with method 2 and 3? To get mine to work I did the standard install with Clover, no additional options selected, and then switched GraphicsInjector on otherwise the monitor goes to energy save mode after boot selection.

I was getting this alot with a GTX560 - monitor would go to energy save after the boot screen. GraphicsEnabler=yes seems to be the answer, despite the Bad ROM error message.

[SOLVED] Can't boot. Again. USBMSC and multiple other errors Sorry to bump, but any clues on this? I've spent the entire day on it so far. Usually I figure these things out by now. I've reinstalled several times. I can get one unibeast boot to the newly installed drive and then whatever I...

You can install it direct, but you need to make a ML USB installer. So you'll need access to a Mac of some kind to do that, as per instructions here: http://www.tonymacx86.com/61-unibeast-install-os-x-mountain-lion-any-supported-intel-based-pc.html

My weekly computer wrecking continues. I was trying to get the boot to black screen error resolved by doing a fresh install, and now I can't boot at all. I've disconnected the GPU and am using onboard graphics. I did the fresh install and got to boot and run Multibeast. I can still boot to...

Maybe the card is faulty. It's a problem I've not heard about before.

I'm not seeing anything familiar in there, sorry. At one point when I was trying to get my 560 to work I tried uninstalling the NVIDIA driver by running 'NVIDIA Driver Restore.mpkg' in /Library/Application Support/NVIDIA. You could try that and see if the native OSX support works better...

I don't use Time Machine so I don't know if it will restore kexts, but I would presume not. I did a clean install and the restored using Migration Assistant from a backup drive that had been cloned with SuperDuper and that still seemed to help solve this problem, so it's worth a go.

Ok I just had three failed boots and then one successful with PCIRootUID=1, so back to the same problem. 0 or 1, makes no difference. I have internal graphics disabled, as well as internal graphics sleep. EDIT: I tried changing the darkwake bootflag to different numbers yesterday to see if...

Any clues in Console at the time it crashes?

I was having this problem with my 560 non-Ti, as well as coloured squares appearing occasionally on the screen. I did a full clean install of 10.8.2 and that seems to have cured it. It must be a bad kext left over from a previous install, in my case at least.

Just added that and rebooted - no problems. So it might be the answer, but I'll have to see if it sticks for the next few reboots. Thanks. :)

I'm interested to know the answer to this as well. I have the Z77X and 560, but the same problem - boots to grey screen, then right before the log-in screen the monitor goes to energy saving mode and I have to do a hard reboot. I thought tapping a key or moving the mouse helped, because...