Sauron17 Posted February 6, 2017 Author Share Posted February 6, 2017 i'm not so pro as MalD0n of course but I think you guys are messing a few things up. The low cinebench score indicate a low memory or core clock of the GTX980TI. It doesn't have to do with the p-c states of the CPU. Try to view the clock speeds with hwmonitor (which you get installing latest FakeSMC). The differents in SMBIOS as systemtypes initiated different clocks or power states to the videocard. If I remember correctly this is managed bij AppleGraphicsPowerManagement.Kext or something. You can tune the power states to your demands but of course as soon you upgrade you need to adjust it again. See this. Cheers I know. I did all the patching for the graphic card. But my problem was my power management. With a cpu clocking on it's lowest state the graphic card cannot give the same performance as with a proper power management. Now I have nearly the same score like on windows with my working power management. Oh and I have a Titan Black not a GTX 980Ti @elkos I solved the problem with setting my SMBios to MacBook Pro 6.2. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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