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GA-Z77N-WIFI doesn't have Vcore settings

Bitfenix Recon controller has 3rd party OSX program, Aquaero 5 LT that I use is a setup and forget system that needs to be setup on Windows side. It does work fine from virtual Windows though if you need to make some quick changes to settings without booting to full version of Windows.

Seen this yet ? http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=176500

My three rigs, last one is a 7870 XT system

Don't know if the test could work differently on OSX but on Windows 7 i5-2500K and i7-3770K systems with 7870 XT's both get almost identical results, 1747 and 1730.

At least GT640-DCSL-2GD3 works fine on one of my systems

7870 XT also shows up as FirePro D500, also on Cinebench R15. For some reason your 7970 seems to be running slower than 7870 XT

Same board and same cpu, I get about 500 points more on Mavericks than on ML

Here : http://www.tonymacx86.com/mac-software/112477-cant-update-new-iwork-7.html#post695958. I'm using Clover as my regular bootloader and couldn't update those apps without VMware

VMWare trick worked perfectly, managed to update iLife, iWork and Aperture

I also have an Aquaero 4 on old Aquaduct 360 XT that I am planning to use on a HTPC build, I'll test what that does someday

That's strange, I also have an Aquaero 5 LT connected to my UD5H and have no problems with sleep.

I don't think that your problem comes from Mavericks, my 7870 XT on Mavericks and exactly same Heaven settings :

7870 XT at medium settings

To get 17700 he also has to be running at about 4.6 GHz, not at stock clocks as he says. 4.5 GHz overclock that I use only makes about 17000 with 64 bit version.

Air cooling should be enough for that set but if you want to go over the top like I did then here is my very quiet build : Tops fans were not installed when I took these pictures, but there are two. Fans are controlled by an Aquaero 5 LT controller and stay at minimum speed unless...

I also get gpu die reading and in my case I know for sure that it is temperature of GTX 660 since my Xeon 1230V2 doesn't have an onboard gpu. Try running something that puts a heavy load on gpu, like Heaven 4.0, and see if that gpu die temperature starts to rise. This is what happens when I...

I have EVGA GTX 660 in one system and both iStat and HWMonitor show gpu temperature, you wouldn't happen to have an older version of FakeSMC ?

Actually two, one for cpu fan header which ramps up according to cpu temperature and one for sys fan headers 1,2 and 3 which are controlled by system temperature.

There is no way to do that in bios, you can just set how how fast voltage starts ramping up from default by choosing Silent, Normal or Manual profile. And same setting also adjusts speeds of Sys_fan 2 & 3 headers.