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Hi people need to bring to you attention about the new release of these gigabyte UEFI Bios as there are alot of problems i have discovered with it.
Good points: Faster boot times , Better post screen on boot up ,and it looks nice , no need for dsdt but still need a ssdt
Bad points: Voltage drops all over the motherboard Cpu ,RAM are the unoticeable ones that that cant be seen but can in bios and hw monitors , System fans mainly the CPU fan slow speeds and fast speeds and no movement at all, sytem can switch its self on from just conecting pc to the mains power.
Is it worth it NO dont think so please read before you dare the change over as gigabyte are saying you change it its your problem wait for the next flash revision it will sort it out. Not what you want to hear all these problems and there warranty doesnt cover it.
Long and short of it dont swap over yet you will be getting a tempermentale rig when you had a rock solid rig.
If you do venture that way delete the extra folder from your osx install before doing the bios change as you wont get in with it in place boot in with unibeast after the bios change re-run multibeast with user dsdt and repair system perms but before pressing install make sure you delete any dsdt.aml files you have.
SSDT you still need 1 standard 1 will work but the over clocked 1s dont as you cant turn the change real time in os off in bios which stops the upto 4.2 ghz ssdt working properly.
THE FINAL CHOICE IS YOURS BUT PLEASE READ FIRST SO YOU NO WHAT YOUR GETTING INTO.
Good points: Faster boot times , Better post screen on boot up ,and it looks nice , no need for dsdt but still need a ssdt
Bad points: Voltage drops all over the motherboard Cpu ,RAM are the unoticeable ones that that cant be seen but can in bios and hw monitors , System fans mainly the CPU fan slow speeds and fast speeds and no movement at all, sytem can switch its self on from just conecting pc to the mains power.
Is it worth it NO dont think so please read before you dare the change over as gigabyte are saying you change it its your problem wait for the next flash revision it will sort it out. Not what you want to hear all these problems and there warranty doesnt cover it.
Long and short of it dont swap over yet you will be getting a tempermentale rig when you had a rock solid rig.
If you do venture that way delete the extra folder from your osx install before doing the bios change as you wont get in with it in place boot in with unibeast after the bios change re-run multibeast with user dsdt and repair system perms but before pressing install make sure you delete any dsdt.aml files you have.
SSDT you still need 1 standard 1 will work but the over clocked 1s dont as you cant turn the change real time in os off in bios which stops the upto 4.2 ghz ssdt working properly.
THE FINAL CHOICE IS YOURS BUT PLEASE READ FIRST SO YOU NO WHAT YOUR GETTING INTO.