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Overclocking in Mac OSx (Mountain Lion) |
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| Overclocking in Mac OSx (Mountain Lion) Hi ToastyX, I'm running a hackintosh, which is a PC that runs Mac OS: Mountain Lion. I'm wondering if I can overclock on a Mac OS. I've noticed that all the software needed to overclock one of these monitors were all exe files (i.e., windows only). So if you have any suggestions or ideas, please let me know. Also, I can dual boot Mac and Windows (in the future) with two different drives, and I'm wondering if I change the settings (i.e., overclock the monitor) on the Windows OS, will it transfer the refresh rate settings to the Mac OS? Thanks, Kevin |
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RE: Overclocking in Mac OSx (Mountain Lion) (01-02-2013 02:57 PM)ebkevinlee Wrote: I'm wondering if I change the settings (i.e., overclock the monitor) on the Windows OS, will it transfer the refresh rate settings to the Mac OS?No. SwitchResX is very much like CRU for Mac, but it won't overcome any driver limitations. It probably won't work beyond the 330 MHz pixel clock limit. You might be able to get 81 Hz with the Catleap/Tempest OC monitors (or 84 Hz with the back porches reduced to 64 and 2). |
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RE: Overclocking in Mac OSx (Mountain Lion) (01-02-2013 05:28 PM)ToastyX Wrote:(01-02-2013 02:57 PM)ebkevinlee Wrote: I'm wondering if I change the settings (i.e., overclock the monitor) on the Windows OS, will it transfer the refresh rate settings to the Mac OS?No. Thanks ToastyX! I'll try it and report back on what Hz I get. |
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| RE: Overclocking in Mac OSx (Mountain Lion) How high did you end up getting it to? How do you get OS X to report back the currently applied refresh rate? |
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RE: Overclocking in Mac OSx (Mountain Lion) (02-03-2013 10:43 AM)NateZ28 Wrote: How high did you end up getting it to? How do you get OS X to report back the currently applied refresh rate? I've used SwitchResX and configured a custom resolution and refresh rate to 84hz. When I tried going over that (i.e., 90-120) the monitor would go black during use. As far as OS X reporting the refresh rate, I have no source other than SwitchResX as Display (under System Preferences) doesn't give me a refresh rate option. BTW, I have a Overlord Tempest 270 OC; I don't know if the Catleaps would be different. As far as 84hz vs 60hz, I really can't tell much of a difference. Although, I hear people can tell a difference between 120hz and 60hz. |
02-09-2013, 04:41 AM |
RE: Overclocking in Mac OSx (Mountain Lion) (02-06-2013 03:09 PM)ebkevinlee Wrote:(02-03-2013 10:43 AM)NateZ28 Wrote: How high did you end up getting it to? How do you get OS X to report back the currently applied refresh rate? I did get it to work by overriding the EDID. The Display options in the Apple control panel report back 84Hz after doing this. Switching back and forth I do notice a difference, even with just a 24Hz increase. |
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| RE: Overclocking in Mac OSx (Mountain Lion) |
02-09-2013, 07:26 AM |
| RE: Overclocking in Mac OSx (Mountain Lion) On the Display Information pane check the Box that says Frequency Range. This will override the EDID and pixel clock limits imposed by it to your own settings. The pixel clock is still limited to 330 MHz by the driver though. |
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RE: Overclocking in Mac OSx (Mountain Lion) (02-09-2013 07:26 AM)NateZ28 Wrote: On the Display Information pane check the Box that says Frequency Range. This will override the EDID and pixel clock limits imposed by it to your own settings. I checked this in SwitchResX and I still don't get a refresh rate setting under system preferences. Here are my settings: Frequency range (checked) Vertical Frequency range: 10 - 200Hz Horizontal frequency range: 15.00 - 150.00 kHz Pixel Clock: 15.00 - 330.00 Default Resolution (checked) 2560 x 1440 @ 84 Hz Custom Resolution: Use simplified settings (checked): GTF Pixel clock: 448.80 Interlaced (unchecked) Horizontal: 2560 Vertical: 1440 Rest are default except Scan Rate for vertical is set to 84Hz and 126.924kHz for Horizontal Positive sync (checked) Horizontal Positive sync (unchecked) Vertical I would love you feedback on how I could improve these settings. Also thanks for the heads up on the EDID. |
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RE: Overclocking in Mac OSx (Mountain Lion) (02-09-2013 07:44 AM)ebkevinlee Wrote: Custom Resolution:That's the problem right there. You need to keep the pixel clock under 330 MHz. Don't use GTF. That's for old CRT monitors. I thought it was going to fill in the monitor's current settings by default. You need to use CVT-RB, then uncheck 'Use simplified settings' and set the back porches to 64 and 2. That will let you use 84 Hz while keeping the pixel clock under 330 MHz. Then you should be able to set 84 Hz in System Preferences. You didn't see a difference because it was still using 60 Hz, but that doesn't explain why you were getting black screens. |
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Hi All,I connected an Option 11 to my laptop with a console cable. I then used
Hyperterminal (baud rate 9600, data bits 8, parity none, stop bits 1 and
flow control none) to access it. I can see the output but I can't type in
anything. Is there anything wrong with this PBX? How do I configure the PBX?
The baus rate on PBX was 9600. Thank you very much. Yoshi
Here is the output:
Meridian Small System Controller
Pre-Boot: 03 dev2.37
Flash Boot: NTDK34AA_r07 dev2.40
Reset Reason: C0, 0 - Reset due to Power Up
SRAM: 128 kBytes
DRAM: 8 MBytes, speed=60 ns
Security ID: 10003625 type: NT_STD
Backup Flash: 1572 kBytes
Program Store: 24 MBytes
Flash Drive: 8 MBytes
Expansion board #1 not installed.
Expansion board #2 not installed.
Ethernet MAC address: 00.00.75.45.08.9E
PCMCIA card not installed in drive A.
PCMCIA card not installed in drive B.
*** To invoke install setup program from PCMCIA enter CONTROL-I ***
Executing power up self tests
Power up self test passed
DISKOS to be run.
Verifying Diskos.
*** OS RESTART ***
Meridian 1 X11 System Software
Release : x112208d
Created : Wed Sep 25 19:21:26 PDT 1996
Loaded : 24/12/01 22:49:19
Copyright(C) 1972-1994 Northern Telecom, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
VxWorks 5.1.1
Copyright(C) 1984-1994 Wind River Systems, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Use of the above software subject to terms of a license agreement.
U.S. Government users subject to 'Restricted Rights' under FAR & DFAR.
Initialize Network Interface.
Network Interface is up.
Host : PRIMARY_ENET
IP Address : 137.135.128.253
Sub-netmask : 255.255.254.0
Loading 'rpteng.db' from 'c:/p/rpt/rpteng.db'
Executing startup script 'c:/p/etc/startupc'.
# MISC: RENAME: FOXSTARTC foxstartc =
# EDITION AB01, SL1LIB ARUNA.55 (96/02/27 15:32:50) -- CLOSED
# Empty startup file for Option 11C use in the field.
cd 'c:/p/etc'
value = 0 = 0x0
(24/12/01 22:49:20.387) BUG6358 zdrv: CRC check failed for partition:
0xa0000
Done executing startup script 'c:/p/etc/startupc'.
Loading retained patch from 'c:/u/patch/r2cfn.p'
Activating patch, handle = 0
Modifying a longword at 0x206b5d78 from 0x0 to 0x109602e2
Modifying a longword at 0x206b5ccc from 0x0 to 0x1095fc14
IN_CDNO_NUM at 0x1094f386 will be patched to jump to 0x206b5c94
Patch 0 has been activated successfully.
Loading MAT script files......
BUG6335 Could not mount device '0x10098a81' - 0x20041ca8.
Start SNMP agent
Loading SL1 data
Processed c:/p/data/view.cfg
SYS000 000400 000000 000000 000000 CPU 0
SYSDB RLS/ISS: 2208D LOADED FROM C: DATE/TIME: 24/12/2001 22:48:10 RECS: 51
SEQN
O: 1881
SYSLOAD ISSUE 22.08D
DONE
SRPT730 OS 0: Cold Start
Release: x112208d
Created: Wed Sep 25 19:21:26 PDT 1996
SRPT750 INI 0: INI on side 0 due to System Cold Start
INI000 00000000 22 49 40 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 ? 00000000
SRPT752 INI 0: INI completed in 10 seconds
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DSET000 DOWN LOAD 487 0 52 2 0 0 0 59279
INI002 00000088
INI003 0000009C 000000A0 000000AF 000000B0 000000B4 000000B8 000000CE
CSA001 9 22:49:46 24/12/2001 4
XMI002 1 DTI/PRI
XMI002 3 XDLC
XMI002 5 XDLC
XMI002 7 XMLC
XMI002 4 XDLC
XMI002 6 XDLC
XMI002 8 XUT
XMI002 9 XUT
DTA003 1
PRI000 1 5
DTC007
DTA021 1
DTC014
3 FROM: SYS DSBL - SELFTESTS PASSED TO: ENBL
TIME: 22:50:16
MSDL300
CSA001 9 22:50:16 24/12/2001 4
DTC014
DCH: 3 RLS RED ALRM TIME: 22:50:24 24/12/2001
DROL000 DAILY ROUTINE BEGIN
NWS LD30 BEGIN 22:50 24/12/2001
CSA001 9 22:50:46 24/12/2001 4
CSA001 9 22:51:16 24/12/2001 4
NWS301 -3 -4
NWS301 -5 -6
DROL001 DAILY ROUTINE END
NWS LD30 END 22:51 24/12/2001
DROL000 DAILY ROUTINE BEGIN
TDS LD34 BEGIN 22:51 24/12/2001
CSA001 9 22:51:46 24/12/2001 4
DROL001 DAILY ROUTINE END
TDS LD34 END 22:51 24/12/2001
DROL000 DAILY ROUTINE BEGIN
MTRK LD36 BEGIN 22:51 24/12/2001
DROL001 DAILY ROUTINE END
MTRK LD36 END 22:51 24/12/2001
DROL000 DAILY ROUTINE BEGIN
CNF LD38 BEGIN 22:51 24/12/2001
DROL001 DAILY ROUTINE END
CNF LD38 END 22:51 24/12/2001
DROL000 DAILY ROUTINE BEGIN
DUMP LD43 BEGIN 22:51 24/12/2001
EDD000
DB SEQ NUM = 1882
CONFIG
PHYSICAL MAP
BCS TEMPLATE
PBX TEMPLATE
CUST
ICI TBL
ACUST
CLID
ROUTE
LTN TN
LTN LNK
TN
SCL
ESN 00
NCTL
ACD
GRP DNS
CPK
NFCR TREES
IDC TREES
DIGITAL
DTI
ASNCH
AML / ELAN
VAS
TRSH
BG-TIME
BG-CAT
DCH
PRI
ARIES
SYSP
XPEC
XTDT
FTC
MCAD
FCAD
FDCT
FFC
LAPW
MSDL/MISP BLK
SOCKET ID BLK
TIME
CPND
CPND NM
SPECIFIC DATA
ALARM_MGT
CHECKING
RECORD COUNT = 0051
Starting internal database backup
to internal backup drive
Synching drives
Updating internal backup
BUG6358 zdrv: CRC check failed for partition: CDB
CSA001 9 22:52:16 24/12/2001 4
Backing up c:/p/sl1/direct.rec
Backing up c:/p/disk.sys
Backing up c:/p/os/diskoscc.sym
Backing up c:/p/sl1/ovlrescc.sym
Backing up c:/p/sl1/sl1rescc.sym
Backing up c:/u/db/database.rec
Backing up c:/u/db/config.rec
Backing up c:/u/db/inet.db
Backing up c:/u/patch/reten/reten.pch
Backing up c:/u/patch/r2cfn.p
Internal backup complete
All files are backed up!
DATADUMP COMPLETE
DROL001 DAILY ROUTINE END
DUMP LD43 END 22:52 24/12/2001
DROL000 DAILY ROUTINE BEGIN
AUDIT LD44 BEGIN 22:52 24/12/2001
VAS008 ADMIN VSID 9 CUST -- TIME & DATE 22:52:44 24/12/2001
AUD370 VSID 9 CUST --
AUD370 4020 VCE -- DTA -- CTN --
DROL001 DAILY ROUTINE END
AUDIT LD44 END 22:52 24/12/2001
DROL000 DAILY ROUTINE BEGIN
DTIM LD60 BEGIN 22:52 24/12/2001
PRI TRK LOOP 1 ATLP 0
SLFT OK
TRSH CNT:
BPV -000
SLIPD -000
SLIPR -000
CRC -000
LOSFA -001
OS_BPV -000
OS_LOSFA-001
OS_YEL -000
CSA001 9 22:52:46 24/12/2001 4
DROL001 DAILY ROUTINE END
DTIM LD60 END 22:52 24/12/2001
DROL000 DAILY ROUTINE BEGIN
CCED LD135 BEGIN 22:52 24/12/2001
DROL001 DAILY ROUTINE END
CCED LD135 END 22:52 24/12/2001
VAS008 ADMIN VSID 9 CUST -- TIME & DATE 22:52:56 24/12/2001
AUD370 VSID 9 CUST --
AUD370 4020 VCE -- DTA -- CTN --
CSA001 9 22:53:16 24/12/2001 4
CSA001 9 22:53:46 24/12/2001 4
CSA001 9 22:54:16 24/12/2001 4
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