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nForce OS X Snow Leopard (10.6) RETAIL INSTALL GUIDE on a Series 6 or 7 nForce chipset / Intel CPU MOBO
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verdant, in OSx86 10.6 (Snow Leopard)
Snow Leopard on nForce + Intel CPU MOBO in Desktop
213 members have voted
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1. Have you successfully installed a working, bootable Snow Leopard system?
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Yes, on a Series 7 (750i, 780i, or 790i) nForce chipset Intel CPU MOBO, using the USB flash drive installer method34
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Yes, on a Series 6 (650i or 680i) nForce chipset Intel CPU MOBO, using the USB flash drive installer method50
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Yes, on a Series 6 (610i or 630i) nForce chipset Intel CPU MOBO, using the USB flash drive installer method18
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Yes, on a Series 7 (750i, 780i, or 790i) nForce chipset Intel CPU MOBO, using verdant's nForceSLBoot132DVD installer method14
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Yes, on a Series 6 (650i or 680i) nForce chipset Intel CPU MOBO, using verdant's nForceSLBoot132DVD installer method13
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Yes, on a Series 6 (610i or 630i) nForce chipset Intel CPU MOBO, using verdant's nForceSLBoot132DVD installer method6
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Yes, on a Series 7 (750i, 780i, or 790i) nForce chipset Intel CPU MOBO using OSInstall.mpkg method from Leopard to another HDD/volume10
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Yes, on a Series 6 (650i or 680i) nForce chipset Intel CPU MOBO, using OSInstall.mpkg method from Leopard to another HDD/volume9
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Yes, on a Series 6 (610i or 630i) nForce chipset Intel CPU MOBO, using OSInstall.mpkg method from Leopard to another HDD/volume8
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No, none of the above methods has worked for me35
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I have sold or plan to sell my nForce chipset MOBO to go over to the "light" side....Intel chipset MOBO.....10
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I have sold or plan to sell my nForce chipset MOBO to buy a "real" Mac6
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2. Would you say that your Snow Leopard system is working to your satisfaction (e.g. compared to Leopard)
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100%60
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90%53
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80%20
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70%19
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60%4
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50%6
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<50%18
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Are you running 10.6.1 successfully , having auto-updated without any problems21
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Are all the standard Apple applications running OK12
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3. Is your Snow Leopard system working 100% on
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SATA HDD173
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SATA DVDRW including burning disks47
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PATA (IDE) HDD42
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PATA (IDE) DVDRW including burning disks51
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Video146
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Onboard LAN (Ethernet)131
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USB devices (mounting/unmounting), plus USB keyboard and USB mouse161
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Firewire54
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PS/2 keyboard and mouse42
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Audio including Front Panel headphones and microphone63
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Audio except Front Panel headphones38
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Audio except Front Panel microphone27
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Sleep including waking from sleep24
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PCI NIC24
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eSATA20
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Bluetooth41
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WiFi38
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Time Machine53
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Overclocking35
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Auto Software Update e.g. to 10.6.190
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