Wow! Worked perfectly Both monitors running on the EVGA GTX 460
Here's the screen shot . . . the screens! Added Nvida 470/480 etc...and the 460 finally responded. Not certain yet how it will work under pressure from FCPX but gonna find out! Also added the Chimera v1.11.1 r1394 Bootloader.
Final note: Final Cut Pro X works as expected. Both screens, full compression and quick transcoding. Set the Bios up with PC and used Gigabytes EZ Tune to bring the cpu speed to 4.5 ghz. Windows experience is 7.8 (only thing slow about this thing is writing to a 30 inch screen). Final note: no need for an esata card, I successfully booted from an external esata drive plugged into the rear of the machine. Next test will be to clone the 2Corsair SSD to its twin with Carbon Copy Cloner. CC for ML is no longer free. I've used Bombich's little jewel for years and gladly gave him his due. Tony! You're next...check your paypal account!
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Another Day Another Build
My Hackintosh includes a terrific SSD dock that allows me to start from any SSD plugged into it. Paid $7 when Antec discontinued them.
Anyway . . .
The hardware has not changed, other than the SSD which is now the superb Samsung 840 Pro. Much faster than the Corsair Force whihc has become my backup.
Started up with the USB flash drive as usual. Restarted switched over to the SSD and this time I opened the nVidia 340 driver pack for the 660Ti, the 10.8.2 combo updater and Multibeast 5.2.1. Installed the 10.8.2 combo update, installed Nvidia 304.00.05 drivers, ran Multibeast 5.2.1 per the settings in the screen.
Restarted, pulled out the flash drive and EVERYTHING worked perfectly.
Sent Tonymac another donation. Unbelievable. Thank you for all the hard work.