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Don't forget to change your SATA back to AHCI mode, that's probably what's wrong.

Pre-overclock was around 13500 or so, so it didn't add much. The Win7 benchmark was 17,100!

OK, so I think I solved it! I went back in to the BIOS and selected "Load Optimized defaults". Then the only thing I changed was the multiplier to 43. "About this Mac" only shows 4.19, and so did Geekbench, but, I got a much better score! Cinebench also seems much much better. I removed the...

Re: 2700k--Z68X-UD3H, not running fast, missing something? OK, so I think I solved it! I went back in to the BIOS and selected "Load Optimized defaults". Then the only thing I changed was the multiplier to 43. "About this Mac" only shows 4.19, and so did Geekbench, but, I got a much better...

Re: 2700k--Z68X-UD3H, not running fast, missing something? Tried that, didn't work...I put it at the last of the strings, not sure if that would make a difference. Which version of 10.7 are you running?

Re: 2700k--Z68X-UD3H, not running fast, missing something? Yes, running 10.7.4, downloaded it from the App store yesterday. Ran Multibeast, then the SSDT for i7 overclocked. CPU is running at 4.3ghz. Geekbench is 64bit mode, score of roughly 6000 even. Did you mean 64bit osx? If so, then yes.

I just built my first Hackintosh. Thanks to this amazing community, installation and setup has been a BREEZE. I remember trying to do this back in 2008 and it was a headache. Here is my current setup: -i7 2700k -16GB Corsair RAM -XFX 6870 2gb -Gigabyte Z68X-UD3H-B3 -OWC Accelsior 120GB SSD (I...

Yes, I ran MultiBeast again, used the i7 overclock on the SSDT...no performance change. Geekbench is around 6000, and Cinebench is really low on both CPU and OpenGL... Anyone help please!?

I just built my first Hackintosh. Thanks to this amazing community, installation and setup has been a BREEZE. I remember trying to do this back in 2008 and it was a headache. Here is my current setup: -i7 2700k -16GB Corsair RAM -XFX 6870 2gb -Gigabyte Z68X-UD3H-B3 -OWC Accelsior 120GB SSD...