Thread: 890gxm mobo help?!

Hey guys,

I'm searching my ass off but couldnt find anything about my motherboard
I have a gigabyte 890gxm-g65 allong with a phenom 1055T amd processor.

Really like to work with logic pro could this be done with my amd?
Also i have an ni audio 6 soundcard could that work?

Thanks in advance
Easyfloww

Originally Posted by easyfloww

Hey guys,

I'm searching my ass off but couldnt find anything about my motherboard
I have a gigabyte 890gxm-g65 allong with a phenom 1055T amd processor.

Really like to work with logic pro could this be done with my amd?
Also i have an ni audio 6 soundcard could that work?

Thanks in advance
Easyfloww

About the installation, follow this guide > http://www.osx86.net/desktops/9746-g...-10-6-amd.html

About your Audio, maybe yes, but with a little hard work...

Thanks for the help...

Got it working even the audio was oob drivers for mac.

Next problem, i have a 560ti card, i know it doesnt work on snow but my amd comp wont work on lion
My motherboard has an onboard ati 4290 that works for snow butt i still want to be able to use my 560ti on windows
The problem is i thought i could switch the cards in the bios by setting primary card onboard or pcie
However when i turn on onboard graphics the 560ti still overrules the bios and the onboard graphics card has no output so snow leopard sees the 560ti and not the ati onboard card

Is there a way for this to succeed without having to remove the 560 from the board???

Originally Posted by easyfloww

Thanks for the help...

Got it working even the audio was oob drivers for mac.

Next problem, i have a 560ti card, i know it doesnt work on snow but my amd comp wont work on lion
My motherboard has an onboard ati 4290 that works for snow butt i still want to be able to use my 560ti on windows
The problem is i thought i could switch the cards in the bios by setting primary card onboard or pcie
However when i turn on onboard graphics the 560ti still overrules the bios and the onboard graphics card has no output so snow leopard sees the 560ti and not the ati onboard card

Is there a way for this to succeed without having to remove the 560 from the board???

Hmmm...

You really asked me something that I have no idea if could be done...

I`ll make a research and tell you the results...