Eyvind
Feb 14 2009, 10:33 AM
Hello everyone...
I have a problem with my 8800GT Alpha Dog Edition. I installed Iatkos v5 with no EFI strings or nvinject. I then used EFI studio to install the EFI for 8800GT. It worked perfectly, and my graphics is working pretty well. But i have some problems, sometimes when I right click, the menu that appear is empty, or when i move my mouse over the text in the menu it turns into blue squares. Another thing that sometimes happens is that my screen starts as a grey mess with small dots, like bad reception on a TV. Also, if i put the computer to sleep, when it wakes up, my graphics slows down veyr much about ever 5 seconds. So when i am moving my mouse, it will lag every 5 sec, or the dock will lag. Also if I use the flurry screensaver, I have first a black screen. Then as the flurry moves over it, it creates a grey "burn in". Another problem i have is in some shades of black, i get vertical black/grey lines. For example, in the picture of the entire earth, i have a thin strip of this at the bottom. in the picture with lightning and black, the whole black part on the bottom has these lines.
i am running 10.5.5 on a P5W Dh Deluxe.
hascosx
Feb 19 2009, 03:22 PM
no problem all working great
ideneb 10.5.6
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Eyvind
Feb 20 2009, 11:07 AM
are you using EFI strings? is your 8800GT XFX XXX? thnx
Snowski
Feb 20 2009, 11:30 AM
Hopefully this will not be the case for you but green vertical lines and other artifacts happend just before the Memory chip on my 3D card died.
Mabe its just a driver issue though and in that case make sure you dont have any third party gfx drivers installed (leftovers)
btw. the grey dots (like tv) happend to me too for a while (maybe still) when going out of sleep mode. It restores after a few seconds to normal state though so I huess thats no biggie, but other then that it should do fine with EFI string.
Good luck bud!
willar
Sep 28 2009, 06:16 PM
Hi,
I can't get my 8800GT 512 (G92) card to work with CI/QE, keep getting GeForce kernel panics.
Tried everything I can think of, so far:
EFI Strings, Nvinject, Natit, ChameleonRC3 GraphicsEnabler=y and in each case I get a kernel panic.
As this is an nNforce board I've modified the kexts removing all the && stuff and replacing with just the ID of the gfx card (i.e 0x061110de), made this change to kexts GeForce/NVDAResman/NVDARHAL50/Nvinject.
Same problem, I get a KP in GeForce. I've tried this on both 10.5.8 retail partition and also 10.5.6 iPC partition, same problem.
Also tried a 9600GT but have the same problems - with either card and EFI set I can only boot in safe mode, although I get some artifacts.
Only other likely thing I haven't tried is running Marvin's AMD patcher (as it crashes), although I believe Voodoo kernel patches on the fly anyway ?
I have been using an old 6600GT with EFI and absolutely no problems (full CI/QE).
The motherboard and processor are quite old but the same (8800gt) card works fine in Vista.
The rig : MSI K8N Diamond SLI, Athlon x64 3200, Voodoo 9.5.0 kernel/System 9.5.0
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
invisiblesurfer
Oct 3 2009, 06:43 AM
Mates, could we have a little guide on setting up CI/QE for 8800GT via EFIstudio ? (or OS86tools)
I am on Vanilla SL I add the required string to plist and do a reboot but CI/QE doesn't show at system profiler. Am I missing something ?
Bidule200
Oct 4 2009, 07:01 PM
QUOTE (invisiblesurfer @ Oct 3 2009, 08:43 AM)

Mates, could we have a little guide on setting up CI/QE for 8800GT via EFIstudio ? (or OS86tools)
I am on Vanilla SL I add the required string to plist and do a reboot but CI/QE doesn't show at system profiler. Am I missing something ?
With Snow Leopard, CI/QE never show at system profiler, because every Intel Mac already has CI/QE.
Try to drop a new dashboard widget : if you see the water effect, you have CI/QE enabled.
invisiblesurfer
Oct 5 2009, 11:43 AM
Cheers mate, that put everything into place. It definitely feels as if CI/QE was active but I couldn't see it in the system info sheet.
Thanks again
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