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I have sucessfully installed Yosemite 10.10.1 on my PC but i have laggy graphics. Im able to boot with GraphicsEnabler=No but not with GraphicsEnabler=Yes. Last run into an errorpost-1446391-0-23917900-1419426030_thumb.jpg

 

 

My System is:

 

AMD FX-8350

ASRock 970 Extreme4

AMD Radeon HD 7900 Series

 

Any Ideas?

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the problem is quite complex but unfortunately no one really seeks the cause nor dsdt or SSDT will not change anything at all, the problem exists on some AMD UEFI motherboard, old motherboard with cpu FX do not have this bug problem due to ACPIPlaform.kext, I found this solution while waiting for better days ;) 

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I am also having this same issue with my 7850. I had full acceleration working in 10.9.5.  For each update in Mavericks I just had to edit AMD7000Controller.kext and AMDRadeonX4000.kext to replace 0x68181002 with 0x68191002. That method is not working now that I've upgraded to Yosemite 10.10.1. Here are some things I've noticed: 

  1. In Mavericks 0x68191002 did not appear by default in the stock kexts. 
  2. In Yoesmite 0x68191002 does appear by default in the stock kexts. By changing 0x68181002 to 0x68191002 it makes it so that 0x68191002 actually appears twice in the file.
  3. It detects the graphics card as "AMD Radeon HD 7xxx" in the System Information. 
  4. Booting with GraphicsEnabler=Yes results in a black screen.
  5. Booting with GraphicsEnabler=No results in full resolution desktop but no acceleration. 
  6. This is without changing the stock/default Yosemite 10.10.1 kexts.

Please advise. Thanks!

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I just tried booting with PCIRootUID=1 and PCIRootUID=0 and it didn't work. I get full resolution OOTB but not hardware acceleration. Please advise!

 

what device id graphics-card ? 

 

what model  1024 or 2048 ?  

No, bad idea to ever use that flag when PCI0 in the DSDT is not Zero. 

 

no bad idea DSDT ;) 

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Fix the issue or compound the issue. You are compounding the issue and doing nothing to address it. 

 

 

do not look for complications where there are not, I have a Sapphire HD 7850 1024, simply connect it to view or operate completely without DSDT flag, she fully recognized, it works as well as a graphics Mac edition card.
 
Now he should know his exact model before going into unnecessary complications often a good chameleon and everything works perfectly :) and it's the same for the Asus 7950 3092 CuII v2;)
 
I aggravates anything, I try to understand the problem that I did not on the same graphics chipset.
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