[Problems] GA-Z97X-UD3H - i7 4790 - GTX 960 - 16GB Crusial

[P1LGRIM]

That's what is wrong.

 

[tobiasrj]

That's what is wrong.

Arh okay, i got it running without -x but what mac version do you recomend? 14,2?

 

[P1LGRIM]

I recommend the one that you want to use.

 

[tobiasrj]

I recommend the one that you want to use.

Multibeast works now, fantastic!

i may have a problem with the memory, the second stick doesn't seems to work. only one at the time.

 

[tobiasrj]

That's what is wrong.

Okay everything is working with one stick of memory (8gb) but when i stick the second stick of memory in, it fails and an apple screen comes on and says, it isn't working. What to do?

 

[P1LGRIM]

i may have a problem with the memory, the second stick doesn't seems to work. only one at the time.

Read your motherboard manual - Make sure you put them in the correct slots.

Check your BIOS setup - If the BIOS doesn't identify both sticks correctly then OS X has no chance.

Check that your memory is on the compatibility list for your motherboard.

Maybe try a different XMP profile.

 

[tobiasrj]

Read your motherboard manual - Make sure you put them in the correct slots.

Check your BIOS setup - If the BIOS doesn't see both sticks then OS X has no chance.

Check that your memory is on the compatibility list for your motherboard.

Maybe try a different XMP profile.

When i tried the same socket with one of the memory sticks it failed, so i think it's a memory fail.

 

[P1LGRIM]

When i tried the same socket with one of the memory sticks it failed, so i think it's a memory fail.

Nobody here can help you with that - It's between you and your supplier.

Good Lucki

 

[tobiasrj]

Nobody here can help you with that - It's between you and your supplier.

Good Lucki

Wait a minute, the BIOS can se it. Profile 1 is now turned back on, and it reaches further than without. What can we do?

 

[P1LGRIM]

Wait a minute, the BIOS can se it. Profile 1 is now turned back on, and it reaches further than without. What can we do?

"We" can't do anything - The hardware is up to you.