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You're not the only one. I've reinstalled 10.10 3x times because several errors, but now, when finally it seems everything works perfectly, even PM, Safari crashes again and again...

Update: So finally I got it work. It was not easy for the first time, but I understood the read me file and this is what I used for the script: "-p 'i5 3570K' -turbo 4200 -x 1" Now I have checked drop OEM, xcpi -1, ncpi=0x3000 and drop tables typed in and unchecked generateP,C states. Now I...

Hey Guys! Please help me/us to solve this SSDT mystery. I have a i5-3570K at original turbo(3.8) just to make sure it works. I've been trying to get a working SSDT for days, but it doesn't matter what I try, nothing works. My method, what I puzzled together: I booted on a working Clover...

What if I create another install of Mavericks and generate SSDT there? Would it work on Yosemite/Clover too?

For those who have that terrific "kdp poll error" which is came from the Intel HDX000 and secondary graphics(like AMD HD6xx0) driver's issue: Delete all related kexts that have "AppleIntelHD" in their name.

Okay, I don't know who cares about this thing, but finally i solved my problems with 10.8.3 after more than a couple of weeks. If anyone else has problems with PCI-e GPU and iGPU after0 10.8.3 update, my solution is exactly this: 1. Install Easybeast ML 10.8.2 like you'd do anytime(install...

Hello Everybody! Is there anyone who use Clover bootloader? I'm working on to create a good config.plist file for Clover but it seems harder than it is with Chameleon or Chimera. Sorry, but I'm out of hard working "hacking" bussiness to make my Hackintosh perfect and the Clover is a whole new...

Just because I was stupid, accidentally I updated my rig to 10.8.3... Before you do it, make sure someone did it successfully. In my case, there was no success. I'm still not sure what's the problem, but my suspect is the GPU. Doesn't matter Ati or nVidia, both can be the reason. Actually the...

Has anyone tested dual DVI solution on Mountain Lion? I have an XFX 6870 1GB and I'd like to use my DVI monitor and a VGA monitor with a DVI adapter in Dual. I've been searching for a solution, but no luck. I found some threads for the dual DVI, but those are on 10.7 Lion. As far as I know since...

Do you use native cpupowermanagement? Maybe you should patch it with multibeast patch.

If you can, choose nVidia, it's natively supported. The ATI has some issues with 6000 series, but it's not that bad. We need to install with built-in graphics, and after that it's fully supported... weird So, if your dad is not working at AMD, then choose nVIDIA GTX.:lolno:

Just use your system, you'll know that if something is wrong:headbang:

Mybe it'll help: http://www.tonymacx86.com/graphics/31931-works-sapphire-6450-512mb-full-ci-qe-12.html

Actually what's your problem??

You should google more for your errors, I found these threads in 5 seconds. http://www.tonymacx86.com/user-builds/63728-success-mountain-lion-ga-z77x-ud5h-i7-3770-ivy-bridge-gtx-670-a.html...

The error is caused by your 1TB+ HDD. Even if you create lower partitions, you'll get this error, it's not a bug. Just google this: "Fixing the notorious boot0: error" There is a site, follow those steps, pretty easy and believe me, it works! I do the same after each installs.

I had the same board and it was really easy to install ML by Unibeast, it shouldn't be a problem... As I said, there may be a hardware error.

I just sold my last build because of this. Sometimes it could be done, but it mostly failed. The error was caused by the RAMs. However I checked them thousand times and everything seemed alright, in a store, the seller informed me, the bad rams can cause CRC errors during writing and the Windows...

Set your iGPU(HD4000) to primary with 64MB memory size in BIOS.

I recommend you to check out this thread. Almost everything works stable on your build. Try to boot with -v or -x or -f flags aswell. -v flag lets you see the errors during boot. I suggest you to set your iGPU(HD4000) to primary vga till your system runs stable. Ohh, almost forget it. I see you...