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Hi, Do you think the same would be true for the GTX 560 ti? Not to sure where to look to confirm this? Thanks.

I was looking for a solution using only 2 monitors. I don't have enough room on my desk for a third monitor. :D It seems they have found a solution here (GTX 560 Ti dual monitor / audio problems) but I have yet to try it. (currently don't have win7 installed.)

Right now, this seems like the only way to go if you want dual monitors. I get a little less performance with Cinebench but its negligible. Funny enough, I got the best performance with HD4000 enabled but no monitor attached. However you never see your boot options which didn't work for me...

I have not heard of any solutions yet. I did some similar test last night without installing the ‘10.8.0 OpenCL Enabler’ and got similar results. Although, I sometimes got the shutdown message on boot which I didn’t get before.

I’m definitely having challenges with this card. The only way I can get it working as expected is to enable the onboard, and add the device string (Alfa outlined) and install the 10.8.0 OpenCL Enabler (MultiBeast). Not too sure why the onboard graphics needs to be enabled for the 560ti to work...

I also ran into the same problem with only one monitor working. I tried a bunch of different configurations and had some success using the HD4000 onboard graphics with my GTX560ti. I posted the results on my post HERE

Okay so because there are so many different configurations I decided to systematically go through them all. There are still other options not listed below but often they would produce the same results as others and therefore not mentioned. HD4000 Enabled, Init Display First=IGFX...

First my system: GA-Z77X-UP5 TH GTX 560TI i7-3770k OS Mountain Lion I followed Alfa147x Guide to get everything up and running but I’ve stumbled upon a problem with my video card and I’m not sure what my next steps should be. Using the HD4000 I was able to install mountain lion without...

Thanks all, I actually found a no name bluetooth dongle that a friend had laying around and it seems to work (doesn't wake from sleep but no big deal). so as far as wifi, I'm gathering that unless it's a repurposed apple product there isn't a lot of options out there?

I built a hackintosh for a friend recently and with the support of this community it was relatively easy (YAY thanks :D ). I basically used tonymac's recommend build (Budget Power Build 2) and avdo's method to get everything working. Now I just found out that I need to add WiFi and Bluetooth...

Re: [Success] GA-H55M-UD2H / i5-760 / GT240 10.6.7 - With Pics Thanks for this guide! It was super helpful in my build. I followed it pretty much step for step. The only difference I had to delete my AppleHDA kext and ran MultiBeast again to get the audio working (again). Thanks Again!!!!