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tuanctob48

tuanctob48

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Motherboard
Dell Precision 3510(Clover)
CPU
i7 6700hq
Graphics
Intel 530, W5130m (1920x1080)
I just wonder is this speed step scale is normal with skylake processor (mine is i7 6700hq) and does normal cpu's temp around 54 cel is normal too?
P/s: i'm currently at 10.12.6
Speedstep scale gen by CPU-S

Processor Model: i7-6700HQ

TurboBoost State: Enabled

Total Number of Frequency Step: 9

P-State (SpeedStep) Info:
800MHz
900Mhz
2600MHz
2800MHz
3000MHz
3100MHz
3200MHz
3300MHz
3500MHz
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tuanctob48 said:
I just wonder is this speed step scale is normal with skylake processor (mine is i7 6700hq) and does normal cpu's temp around 54 cel is normal too?
P/s: i'm currently at 10.12.6
Speedstep scale gen by CPU-S

Processor Model: i7-6700HQ

TurboBoost State: Enabled

Total Number of Frequency Step: 9

P-State (SpeedStep) Info:
800MHz
900Mhz
2600MHz
2800MHz
3000MHz
3100MHz
3200MHz
3300MHz
3500MHz
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Read FAQ, "Problem Reporting"
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/faq-read-first-laptop-frequent-questions.164990/
 
somebody help me plz!
 
tuanctob48 said:
I just wonder is this speed step scale is normal with skylake processor (mine is i7 6700hq) and does normal cpu's temp around 54 cel is normal too?
P/s: i'm currently at 10.12.6
Speedstep scale gen by CPU-S

Processor Model: i7-6700HQ

TurboBoost State: Enabled

Total Number of Frequency Step: 9

P-State (SpeedStep) Info:
800MHz
900Mhz
2600MHz
2800MHz
3000MHz
3100MHz
3200MHz
3300MHz
3500MHz
Edited: Uploaded requirements!
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Your ACPI configuration is not correct.
See CPU PM guide and ACPI patching guide linked from the FAQ.
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/faq-read-first-laptop-frequent-questions.164990/
 
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Tks for your support! I will update soon!
 
RehabMan said:
That is a good spot to get correct "starter" config.plist files.
Other guides (ACPI and CPU PM) are linked from the FAQ further down.
All are pinned threads here:
https://www.tonymacx86.com/forums/el-capitan-laptop-support.181/
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I did a fresh install with hd530 config.plist, and when I install native power management, after run script gen ssdt file, I got this issue: board-id [Mac-7DF21CB3ED6977E5] not supported by Skylake – check SMBIOS data / use the -target option! what should I do? should I use clover configurator to change to MacBook Pro retina 13,3?
 

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tuanctob48 said:
I did a fresh install with hd530 config.plist, and when I install native power management, after run script gen ssdt file, I got this issue: board-id [Mac-7DF21CB3ED6977E5] not supported by Skylake – check SMBIOS data / use the -target option! what should I do? should I use clover configurator to change to MacBook Pro retina 13,3?
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You can ignore the error or change SMBIOS.
Note: No need to generate a custom SSDT anyway. You can just use SSDT-PluginType1.aml (as per PM guide).
 
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