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I received my PowerColor AX6850 1GBD5-I2DH yesterday and it works perfectly exactly as you had stated. Although GraphicsEnabler=Yes is the easiest, I am using RevoBoot and patched my DSDT to select the Duckweed framebuffer. It works perfectly that way. :D

The reason it would say ESB2 AHCI is that your DSDT has been patched with that patch in order for the drive icons to show as internal rather than orange icons. Some prefer that method. IOAHCIBlockStorageInjector.kext accomplishes a similar end but in a little bit different way.

Thanks for confirming it.

Did you test this card with four monitors simultaneously connected at one time? That's my understanding from your post but just wanted to confirm. My PowerColor 6870 does this just fine but this is the only 6850 I know of where four monitors might work.

I'll see what I can do in a couple of days. I've had some all consuming family health issues to deal with during most of May that's kept me from getting anything done in that regard.

It's because that change is only a change of SLIC rather an actual change in a module. The module change requires uncompressing and then recompressing and the security checks seem to notice that. Still investigating exactly why it makes a difference but I've verified that the methods you're...

Looking forward to it. I've got one on order as well but I'm waiting on stock still.

I haven't used Snow Leopard in quite a while. Try booting with PCIRootUID=1 and see if that helps.

http://bios.zmac.net/asus/P8B-M-ASUS-0802_modified.zip The Asus P8B-M is a nice little board. Unlike the SuperMicro X9SCL+-F I have, it has a PCIe x16 slot so can still use a graphics card. I've considered purchasing the board buy haven't yet. I'm definitely interested in your experience with...

Got it but haven't been able to get back to my computer until now. I'll send you that info in a few minutes.

We're working on it still but have no idea on timeline or if it will happen. Your best bet until some other solution is available is to use the SpeedStepper patch in MultiBeast. We're also working on DSDT's as well.

Try this DSDT. It's updated with a potential sleep fix that Francis implemented in his DSDT and works for him. The edits toleda has been doing for other boards also point to this change. Asus_Maximus-IV-Gene-Z-GEN3_3203_DSDT.aml.zip I've had good success with P-states all along. It's been hit...

Strange. Did your previous DSDT work fine? We've been looking at some sleep fixes from toleda but the changes either are already there or aren't relevant. Did your previous DSDT allow you to sleep and avoid the multiplier issues, etc?

That's interesting. Some people say that only custom DSDT's done on the actual system are the best while others like the generic solution. I'd much prefer the generic solution myself since it can be copied to other systems easily. DSDT patching is daunting for new users for sure.

Excellent! Thanks for testing that. It is an interesting compare.

Thanks. Can you test a stock DSDT for me? This DSDT was extracted directly from the BIOS ROM so does not have any system-specific data in it but has the same patches that I provided in that previous patch file. Theoretically, this should work on anyone's system with this board and BIOS version...

Re: P8Z68-M-PRO @ 3702 Generic Here is a patch specific to the P8Z68-M Pro board and it also includes the ALC892 audio. Let me know if it works for you. Asus P8Z68-M Pro DSDT Patch with ALC892.txt

Will do. Thanks for the suggestion.

That's definitely true. I haven't added any patches related to those areas so perhaps the DSDT is flawed from the start. I'll have to look closer at that. Thanks for the info. That's been my experience with every ALC889 board I've used so far but they were all Gigabyte. Try toleda's optimized...

Thanks. I appreciate it. I pulled together a generic patch for boards with ALC887 audio but I have not tested the audio and did the edits by hand based on toleda's ALC887 DSDT edits. Let me know if audio does work properly. Asus Generic DSDT Patch with ALC887.txt