[AMD] Mavericks Successful Install (Low Performance)

[Wildey1771 10]

Hi

? ?Got A Working Install On My AMD Build But The Start Up Time Is Embarrassing. Around 1 - 1:30 Boot Time.?

? ?Open To Suggestions. ?Overall The Performance When Booted Is Great, Just The Boot Time, Not Sure How To Deal With It.

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Specs:

? ? ? ? ? ?CPU: AMD FX 4100?
? ? ? ? ? ?Motherboard: Asus M5A97

? ? ? ? ? ?RAM: 8GB 1600 MHz

? ? ? ? ? ?GPU: Asus GTX 480

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Thanks

[m.gbt 206]

Check if your nvram is working fine by running in the terminal:

sudo nvram -p?

By the way, the topic title is too generic, you may be getting really high performance but a slow boot. I recommend you to run Geekbench and Novabench both on Windows and Mac and then compare the results (not only the final score but the actual values of each test).

Edited February 24, 2014 by m.gbt

[Wildey1771 10]

Lewiss-Mac-Pro:~ Wildey$ sudo nvram -p?

Password:

LocationServicesEnabled %01

fmm-computer-name Lewis%e2%80%99s Mac Pro

Lewiss-Mac-Pro:~ Wildey$?

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Thats The Output From ? ?sudo nvram -p.

[m.gbt 206]

If you're using Chameleon, see if it helps: install FileNVRAM.dylib to /Extra/modules and reboot. Check again the output of sudo nvram -p

If you're using Clover, follow this tutorial:?http://www.idelta.info/archives/nvram_on_hackintosh/ reboot and re-check the output.

The NVRAM stores some settings between boots and it seems the values being stored in your PC aren't enough... It might help you, it's worth the shot.