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Isn't there an Apple Kexts that I should disable because I'm using XCPM?
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You should disable EIST not Intel Speed Step.
The important BIOS settings are:
- CPU C-State: Enabled
- Enhanced C1 State: Enabled
- CPU C3 Report: Enabled
- CPU C6 Report: Enabled
- Package C State Limit: C6(non Retention) state
XCPM should be enabled by default after boot. The Intel CPU Power Management will be automatically disabled once XCPM is properly conifgured! There is no Apple Kext to be disabled !
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In my bios I don't have Enhanced Intel Speed Step; only Intel Speed Step which I have disabled.
The X99M Asrock maybe doesn't actually have EIST
It does have both a turbo and max turbo settings however.
The X99M Asrock maybe doesn't actually have EIST
It does have both a turbo and max turbo settings however.
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Anyway this has nothing to do with your xcpm non functionality..
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What do you think it is?
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No idea.. Likely your BIOS settings... Did you configure the C-State settings in the BIOS? Any other deviations from my BIOS settings suggestions? Something prevents XCPM from load.
"sysctl machdep.xcpm.mode" must return "1" to start with the XCPM configuration.
You use the correct CPU Type, FakeCPUID and KernelToPatch entries for your specific CPU, right?
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mine has turbo and max turbo and intel speedstep as well as the c states
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the fakecpuid settings is the piker alpha one. I used your drill down. E5-2673 V4
cpu type 0x0a02
0x040674 Fake Cupid
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DJ,
I was able to accomplish that thanks.
My situation is that I was not able to do the previous steps in the XCPM configuration. Not sure why. KGP did chime in with the steps.
My ASROCK X99M Does not have EIST listed in the BIOS. It does Have Turbo and Turbo Max and the called out 'C' States.
So right now after generating the SSDT, none of the confirming steps return a positive.
Thank-you,
I was able to accomplish that thanks.
My situation is that I was not able to do the previous steps in the XCPM configuration. Not sure why. KGP did chime in with the steps.
My ASROCK X99M Does not have EIST listed in the BIOS. It does Have Turbo and Turbo Max and the called out 'C' States.
So right now after generating the SSDT, none of the confirming steps return a positive.
Thank-you,
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Hey Guys,
Is it possible to control the speed of external FANs connected to the Motherboard via MAC OS?
(for sure with additional Software like MAC FAN)
My Mobo: Asus X99-A II
Is it possible to control the speed of external FANs connected to the Motherboard via MAC OS?
(for sure with additional Software like MAC FAN)
My Mobo: Asus X99-A II
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