Open ndonkersloot opened 8 years ago
It may be fine. You should test this by running Cinebench (CPU) with the Intel Power Gadget and AppleIntelInfo.kext active. Then see what you get.
By the way. Do you have a hyper threading setting in your BIOS? Yeah I know. Your processor don't support it, but if you happen to have that setting, then please enable it and try again.
Thanks for your response! I'll test with cinebench instead of the yes loop to create load. Unfortunately I'm not able to test this in a couple of days but will reply the results.
I don't think there is an hyper threading option available in my BIOS but will check it in a couple of days.
@Piker-Alpha I've tested my system with Cinebench and also Geekbench. With Cinebench running at 4 threads the Intel Power Gadget tool give me steady 3,6Ghz frequency. When running with only 1 thread the frequency is fluctuating around 3,6Ghz and 3,67Ghz. When running Geekbench the frequency is all over the place fluctuating between 3,6Ghz and as high as 3,72Ghz! Both the Cinebench single core en Geekbench run yield higher frequency's but aren't steady.
I don't see an Hyper Threading option in my BIOS, so it can't be turned on or off. I think i'll do a clean install soon to see if that makes any differences. Before I do this i want to experiment with settings. Any tips?
@Piker-Alpha Lol.......
To test the turbo mode on my CPU I installed Windows 10 on a separate disk. Surprisingly I didn't get the 3,9Ghz there either. So the problem isn't in OS X nor it is in your awesome script.
After searching trough my BIOS I found turbo frequency settings for each core. With 1 core active 3,9Ghz, with 2 cores 3,8Ghz, with 3 cores, 3,7Ghz and finally 4 cores only at 3,6Ghz.. I've changed these values so that each cores turbo frequency is 3,9Ghz. Now when running CineBench i does indeed reach 3,9Ghz.
Thanks for your response and again for the effort in the OSX86 community. This issue can be solved.
Hi Piker,
First of all thanks for your huge effort in the OSX86 community! I've recently build an new PC:
CPU: Intel Core i5-6600K Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-Z170-HD3P System Definition: iMac 17,1
Everything is working except of the turbo frequency of 3,9Ghz instead of base 3,5Ghz. I've used your ssdtPRGen.sh beta with parameters '-f 3500 -turbo 3900 -type 4' to create my SSDT. After installing this i get 3,6Ghz but not 3,9Ghz. I test this by using 'yes > /dev/null' loop and checking with Intel Power Gadget. When enabling ‘Drop OEM’ in the SSDT section it can’t boot.
I’ve found issue #102 and i’ve looked into my DSDT and SSDT but don’t fully understand if I have to make edits in here. Can you please help me or guide me in the right direction?
I've uploaded my '~/Library/ssdtPRGen/' folder here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/a6xnsvgdmmazz53/ssdtPRGen.zip?dl=0
And my config.plist here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ub2i3x66nj6ou0a/config.plist?dl=0
ssdtPRGen output used to create SSDT in link.
AppleIntelInfo with SSDT used in link.