I know this discussion has been had 1000 times, but I'm yet to find a clear answer. To my knowledge, the Core 2 Extreme X9000 does allow the iMac to boot up, but its under clocked to 700MHz. I know this, and it would be simply unacceptable to run this in macOS.
However, to my knowledge, this whole under clocking thing is to do with macOS, not the actual system BIOS itself, and this is where Windows comes in handy. To my knowledge, Windows bases all of its clocks and such entirely based on the EFI/BIOS. If I were to switch over to Windows to do all my tasks, rather than using macOS, would this be worth it, or should I scratch this operation altogether?
However, to my knowledge, this whole under clocking thing is to do with macOS, not the actual system BIOS itself, and this is where Windows comes in handy. To my knowledge, Windows bases all of its clocks and such entirely based on the EFI/BIOS. If I were to switch over to Windows to do all my tasks, rather than using macOS, would this be worth it, or should I scratch this operation altogether?
