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I've been using Chromium since you suggested it and no KPs yet. I never liked Chromium since there was no way to auto-update it but it looks like they make an extension for it. Neat.

 

I have NullCPUPowermanagement loaded via clover. I don't know anything else about power management. This is for a desktop, so I haven't worried too much about power management.

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Well bro, NullCPUPowerManagement is your problem... You should not need this for installing OSX if you use Clover. You should generate your own powermanagement SSDT afterwards, using the script avaliable in this forum. That grants you much less KP's, general performance stability, a much cooler system, and a much better performance in heavy tasks.

You should ALWAYS CARE about power management.. It's like one of the first bricks in the palace that can be your Hackintosh.


NullCPUPowerManagement is from the time when we used Distros, for Leopard or SnowLeopard, cause there was nothing else... It's not a needed kext nowadays. Nowadays it is actually a counterproductive one.

You should get rid of  it

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Well bro, NullCPUPowerManagement is your problem... You should not need this for installing OSX if you use Clover. You should generate your own powermanagement SSDT afterwards, using the script avaliable in this forum. 

NullCPUPowerManagement is from the time when we used Distros, for Leopard or SnowLeopard, cause there was nothing else... It's not a needed kext nowadays. Nowadays it is actually a counterproductive one.

You should get rid of  it

 

For Q8400, use AICPM or generate a SSDT (this script doesn't support this type of CPU) it makes no difference.  :wink_anim:

 

AICPM is better use in Sandy Bridge and newest....

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AFAIK this is the best script to generate power management SSDT for Sandy Bridge, Ivy Bridge and Haswell

 

Yes you're right, but for this kind of CPU...nothing changes... 

 

 

 

-target CPU type:

Sandy Bridge

Ivy Bridge

Haswell

Broadwell

Skylake

 

 

 

If he wants, he can use Generate P and C states to get better results.  ;)

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