prashantloveguru143

I am and tried some of the earlier builds. It is extracting DSDT, then applying some common patches and targeting a few certain issues and then compiling. That resulting DSDT would not likely cause you problems. If you have a problem that installing something (DSDT, kext, etc) may fix, then look into it, see what others have said or done or problems had, and maybe try it. If no problem that needs fixing, don't install stuff, cause only 2 outcomes possible are either you break stuff, or don't break stuff, one is bad, other is not good.

you cannot use a dsdt that has not been compiled, even then there wouldn't be any reason to use a dsdt that hasn't been patched. for now use boot flag dsdt=none

take some time to read and learn more on these things. there is faq here and good info on dsdt here DSDT patching 101

1) try a different version http://code.google.c.../downloads/list Voodoo can be buggy, but one of them should prove to be stable.

2) Your CPU is below the specs of the MacBook 1,1, the first Apple laptop to use Intel CPU. So every x86 version of OSX has been designed to run a faster CPU. Not a huge gap in performance, but still. Avoid websites with flash and/or install one of the flash blocker extensions for Safari and your CPU usage will go down a lot. Only other option is to pin-mod the CPU to force an over-clock onto it, but I won't get into that here. Depending on type of noise, a good cleaning to get all the lint and dust out can always help (unless you break something while doing it), or the fan could be getting old and bearing making noise at high RPM, if so it will need to be replaced soon.

There are also software like this:
http://alphaomega.so...ccelerator.html , it doesn't actually accelerate your cpu, but prioritizes running processes to make what your doing right then run faster.

3) http://prasys.info/2...ith-osxwindows/