[Success] Asus P8Z77M-Pro i5 3.2 w/ nVidia GTX650ti Boost

[v33]

Hi Callil1 (Chris), no problem at all. I have attached my 2105 patched bios for download on Post #8 so you don't need to go through the process of using PMPatch. Just follow my original guide for mavericks...

• download my 2105 from post #8
• rename patched BIOS to P8Z77MP.CAP (if necessary) and copy it to the root of a USB thumb drive
• shut the system down (power should still be flowing, the mobo green light should be on)
• plugged in the USB thumb drive to the flashback port, press the flashback button (inside the mobo, check your manual). the flashback light will keep flashing and stop when done
• unplug USB thumb drive and powered the PC up

i would download the original 2105 from Asus and place it on a different thumb drive just in case the installation fails.

hth!

 

[Applementalist]

hi,
i have the normal p8z77 v . Can i take your tutorial too ?

 

[v33]

sorry for the late reply.

i guess you can but there may be differences here and there. you may need to read up on your Intel 82579V LAN controller and skip the step on my guide.

 

[v33]

Finally had time to update to 10.10.3.

-Downloaded the latest Yosemite 10.10.3 Combo Update (1.9gb) from the apple website
-i just followed Stork's guide on upgrading but took some necessary steps since Chimera v4.1.0 was updated and a new copy of MultiBeast Yosemite v7.3.0 was released recently
-using the new MultiBeast I basically used my old settings from previous Yosemite with the following changes...
--I am now using the new MultiBeast included drivers for my Realtek ALC892 audio and tried the Realtek RTL8111 v1.2.3 which seems to work

notes: I am hearing some static noises from the speakers even when there is nothing playing on VLC. also I have an old A4tech PK635-M webcam and even when i turn the microphone off from the sound preferences it still continues to gather background sounds that caused some irritating feedback when playing music at high volumes (which how i like to listen). I disconnected the pink mic plug... searching for drivers now.

Attached the screens of the MultiBeast configuration, hth!

 

[ashe7]

Thanks heaps for taking the time to put the guide together! Just wondering, did you ever manage to fix the static from the speaker issue?

 

[v33]

You're welcome. I actually just unplugged the mic, I was not using it that much anyways. Without the mic plugged in there was no issues with my audio. I hope to get a new web cam soon which has compatible drivers, just kind of busy with work. I'll update here when I find one I like.

 

[Kingzone]

You're welcome. I actually just unplugged the mic, I was not using it that much anyways. Without the mic plugged in there was no issues with my audio. I hope to get a new web cam soon which has compatible drivers, just kind of busy with work. I'll update here when I find one I like.

What about USB3?

Does it work? if so what USB3 controller does this board have?