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Guest ^Andy^
does the latest 10.6.7 beta kernel have sandy bridge support?

 

how about the MBP2011 install disk? would be great if someone with a sandy bridge mbp could upload their kernel...

 

 

I have already posted the sandy bridge kernel - I posted it along with the ATI kexts on page 3 of this thread but to answer your questions in order no, yes and see above! :wacko:

Guest ^Andy^
woow 37 in mac fps wooow, ilike

 

link your card in newegg.com please

 

 

I can't link it because I have 2 6870's in crossfire - kind of explained this already. One is just a bog standard reference Sapphire 6870 card and the other is an OEM card that I bought from ebay. I have flashed both cards with the same slightly overclocked bios although both cards look identical and are both reference cards.

I can't link it because I have 2 6870's in crossfire - kind of explained this already. On is just a bog standard reference Sapphire 6870 card and the other is an OEM card that I bought from ebay. I have flashed both cards with the same slightly overclocked bios.

 

thanks

 

[url="http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/279450-why-insanelymac-does-not-support-tonymacx86/"]#####[/url] used? upload in mediafire...

 

recomend card for buy now...

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16814102909

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16814161349

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16814150507

 

thanks

Guest ^Andy^
thanks

 

[url="http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/279450-why-insanelymac-does-not-support-tonymacx86/"]#####[/url] used? upload in mediafire...

 

recomend card for buy now...

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16814102909

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16814161349

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16814150507

 

thanks

 

Which bootloader you use is fairly irrelevant as you are not going to use any form of graphics enabler. So unless you are using a sandy bridge processor then I would go for Chameleon RC5 and remember to not use the GraphicsEnabler option.

 

All of those 6870's look like reference cards, I have the 1st one on your list I believe the Sapphire however I flashed it to a slightly overclocked XFX bios but in short any of those 3 cards should work just fine so just buy the cheapest one!

24 fps in OpenGL is a shi**y result, compared to the 50 I have in Windows, but honestly who cares? Not many people are going to play on Mac OS so this result is irrelevant for me. The power of a graphic card is based not only on the raw power but also on the optimization of the drivers, and clearly non-Apple VGA's aren't optimized.

Yeah probably a crappy result. I agree though who cares? The only game I play anymore is Minecraft and that runs fine. If I want to do any serious gaming I'm going to boot into windows anyways.

 

hi

 

bad fps, change mac version

 

mac 3.1 not 4.1

 

smbios.plis or folder extra

Mac pro 3.1

 

results is better in 3.1 or Macpro5.1 test

 

--> Customization -> System Definitions -> Mac Pro -> MacPro 3,1

The cinebench openGL test isn't the best test of GPU performance. If you have a fast GPU, you'll notice that during this test, one CPU will be used at 100% approx, meaning the test is CPU-bound (and doesn't use multithreaded openGL that was introduced years ago in OS X).

 

You'd better use openGL extension viewer, single rotating cube fullscreen with AA and AF (multiple cube is CPU-bound too).

Guest ^Andy^
mmmm

 

37 fps andy...

 

andy, you use one card? o two card in sli??

 

thnaks

 

I have 2 6870's in crossfire but os x doesn't support crossfire so it will only be using one card anyway. As you can see from the cinebench results that I posted earlier; Windows gives a much higher score (almost 90fps).

I have 2 6870's in crossfire but os x doesn't support crossfire so it will only be using one card anyway. As you can see from the cinebench results that I posted earlier; Windows gives a much higher score (almost 90fps).

 

 

to andy!

 

how about think low price sell 6870 to me?

 

plz! :(

The cinebench openGL test isn't the best test of GPU performance. If you have a fast GPU, you'll notice that during this test, one CPU will be used at 100% approx, meaning the test is CPU-bound (and doesn't use multithreaded openGL that was introduced years ago in OS X).

 

You'd better use openGL extension viewer, single rotating cube fullscreen with AA and AF (multiple cube is CPU-bound too).

 

How do you use this benchmark in Windows? On Mac I had ~2300/2400 fps for OpenGL 1.1-2.1, but doesn't SL support up to OpenGL 3.0?

In Windows I tried to run without Forward Context (so that, if I understood correctly, lets you run OpenGL 1.1-2.1 tests so that I could compare the results with Mac) and I got the results attached.

post-195666-1300277036_thumb.png

How do you use this benchmark in Windows? On Mac I had ~2300/2400 fps for OpenGL 1.1-2.1, but doesn't SL support up to OpenGL 3.0?

In Windows I tried to run without Forward Context (so that, if I understood correctly, lets you run OpenGL 1.1-2.1 tests so that I could compare the results with Mac) and I got the results attached.

Yes that would be the procedure.

i'm sad. :|

 

only 6870 reference working?

 

what card do you have?

 

people...

 

the card for andy is

 

SAPPHIRE 100314SR Radeon HD 6870

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16814102909

- OpenGL Support 3.2

 

buy now! xD

 

Every 6870 reference works with this procedure, not just the Sapphire (HIS, PowerColor, XFX, Gigabyte,...)

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