neilhart
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- May 25, 2010
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- Motherboard
- ASRock Fatal1ty Z270 Gaming - ITX/ac
- CPU
- i7-7700T
- Graphics
- GTX960
- Mac
- Mobile Phone
Neil,
Is your machine sleeping? I've got similar build. 10.8.3 fresh install using Unibeast 1.7.0, Multibeast 5.3.0.
Also, installed the Voodoo you mentioned has locked up my machine. I've reverted back to no audio for now
Ricky.
ricky - Well sleep is not even on my list of things to check on a desktop machine. However I just now did use the Apple pull-down menu Sleep selection and the machine does go into sleep with CPU and GPU fans off. And a press of a key on the keyboard initiated a wake up. So then I tried the power button press and the machine appeared to enter sleep with the appearance that everything was off. And the machine went through that wake up okay when I switched to another machine using my KVM switch. In both cases the system appears okay with the mouse functional and I am able to launch apps after waking from sleep.
And with the clean install directly to 10.8.3 and using MB 5.3.0 to setup VoodooHDA version 2.7.2 by selecting the "VoodooHDA VT3021 0.2.7.2" I am enjoying audio out the green port on the motherboard. I have not checked what else works or not works.
However the major point is the clean install got me around the issues that I was seeing with an combo update to 10.8.3.
And I have sense installed my GTX 650ti card (setting Graphics Enabler=No) and have three displays up and running (DVI 1920x1200x32, DVI 1600x1050x32, HDMI 1920x1200x32).
The sleep tests today are with the GTX 650ti card in place.
I have migrated my apps to the new install and music and video (quick time and VLC) work well.
All in all so far I am very happy with this motherboard although I have not checked out the Thunderbolt ports and have not cross tested all the options on USB2/USB3.
I am now running about 118 watts on the AC line. My plan is to add a pair of SSDs in a RAID 0 and a 3TB 3.5inch hard drive. I would really like to run Prim95 torture test drawing less then 150 watts on the AC line. Time will tell.
neil
Edit: And for the record this is with BIOS version F5.