• Intel Hd Graphics 2000 Comparison
• Intel Hd Graphics 2000 Resolution
• Intel Hd Graphics 2000 Resolution

@archer99: GMA X3100 = Intel GM965 graphics! It's the integrated graphics chip of the 965 chipset. Can you please post a screenshot of the DVDPlayer supported features? Sorry to rush in, I am totally new to the hackintosh scene but: is that a way to get yosemite on a Macbook Air 1.1?

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I recently installed Yosemite 10.10.2 as an update to my previous Mavericks based hackintosh. I now have graphics issues, specifically at the log on screen and in google chrome (but not safari). Portions of the screen are glitchy and flash what is being displayed on and off. Everything else works fine, no other program has this issue.

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Halloween movie theme mp3. As I said, I previously had Mavericks installed and the graphics worked fine (with the exception of some lagging while using LaunchPad, this installation has the same issue).

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• Intel i5-3570 @ 3.9GHZ (Ivy Bridge)

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