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I get 32 FPS with 9800GT which is very lame compare to the 5850

can you elaborate? Is there a way to use ALC889 without Voodoo/Reverting to older AppleHDA?

and yet, your core frequency is 10% higher then mine so is the shader clocks if i'm at 29.35 (under snow leopard) your score should be more then 30

your card is faster then mine, your score should be above 30 in cinebench

Does Multibeast use any enabler kext or does it inject video by the bootloader? (can you see what kext's are you using? does your com.apple.boot.plist has GraphicsEnable line?) the GPU specs can be taken from GPU-Z (windows) or from manufacturer site (or from your video card rom if you dumped it)

Very interesting what bootloader are you using? i use Aser's 1.1.9 maybe other bootloaders have better implementation of graphics detection? p.s. my GPU is not overclocked at all the memory is at 900MHZ, core at 550MHZ and shaders clock at 1375MHZ

You need to insert this Device (PEGP) { Name (_ADR, 0x00030000) Device (GFX0) { Name (_ADR, Zero) Name (_SUN, One) Method (_DSM, 4, NotSerialized)...

I had the same issue after update to 10.6.4 cinebench on my 9800gt went down to 7.79 I removed GraphicsEnabler from my com.apple.boot.plist and used dsdt injection instead now the score is back to 29.35 :D

There is no need for SBUS in order to get sleep in P55 boards (actually you don't need it at all) also, TMR and PIC fixes are only for sound distortion problems, they are not connected to sleep either.

I thought that this thread died :) but the developments are amazing too bad they didn't implanted this on all P55 series but I'm sure that in future bios releases we'll have this feature

I'm using my own modded dsdt without speesstep modifications. do you see the turbo and powermanagment initialise when you boot in verbose mode?

I have P55A-UD4P with i5 750 with overclock and turbo enabled

That's what I think too I post a thread about it in insanelymac (no replays for the past three days) I believe that it's up to Gigabyte to enable it and we'll have to wait (and hope)

it seems like speedstep doesn't really work with macpro 4,1 for you... I see no difference with both configs on my system

<key>SMbiosdate</key> <string>11/06/2009</string> <key>SMbiosvendor</key> <string>Apple Inc.</string> <key>SMbiosversion</key> <string>MP41.88Z.0081.B04.0903051113</string> <key>SMboardmanufacturer</key> <string>Apple Computer, Inc.</string> <key>SMboardproduct</key>...

Yes, I just checked it speedstep work with <key>SMproductname</key> <string>MacPro4,1</string> and <key>SMfamily</key> <string>MacPro</string> The speedstep information is taken straight from the SSDT tables of your motherboard if you'll use DropSSDT=yes in bootloader you won't have SpeedStep

The speedstep is according to the ssdt setting which are the right one for i5/i7 processors it's built in by Gigabyte and working as long Appleintelcpupowermanagment is loading

Are you sure MacPro 4,1 doesn't give you native speedstep? I'm pretty sure it is

Yes, it's the first I tried it's similar to the iMac UHC's it's doing something because the same usb port linked with a different EHCI port (when connecting USB 2.0 device to the same USB port you see it in the second EHCI port in system profiler and without this you see it in the first EHCI...

Recent update from intel added RMH to their board http://downloadmirror.intel.com/18816/e ... eNotes.pdf Dump from this board would be very useful