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Has anyone found an answer to the Haswell speedstep problem when building a hackintosh with a Gigabyte z87 motherboard?

 

 

Us mere mortals nope. Check out Pike's blog http://pikeralpha.wordpress.com/

If you manage to crack it please report back and share the secret.

After some fiddling I managed to get one additional CPU P-State : 8 17 35 36 37 38 39 on my Z87X-UD3H with i7 4470k.

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how... with a different smbios or something else?

A combination of things : smbios,ssdt, adding frequencyvectors to plist. The pieces to the puzzle are to be found in the link I posted.

I just haven't put them into the right order yet. Right now I'm stuck and I don't want to bother Pike with this. He has other things to deal with.

I only hope that I'm not the only one puzzling... :)

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Us mere mortals nope. Check out Pike's blog http://pikeralpha.wordpress.com/

If you manage to crack it please report back and share the secret.

After some fiddling I managed to get one additional CPU P-State : 8 17 35 36 37 38 39 on my Z87X-UD3H with i7 4470k.

 

Kyrten did you already have more P-states for your board? I'm just stuck at only 8 35 36 37 38 39 on my Z87-UD5-TH.

Regards,

Simania

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Kyrten did you already have more P-states for your board? I'm just stuck at only 8 35 36 37 38 39 on my Z87-UD5-TH.

Regards,

Simania

Nope. There's some interesting stuff to read on the last couple of pages in this thread http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/290406-success-gigabyte-z87x-ud3h-mavericks-dp2-haswell-hackintosh/page-10. About using Clover and letting it generate the states and using a MP3.1 smbios but it doesn't work for me.

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