2005-2008ĭec 19 00:26:06 localhost DirectoryService: Launched version 5.5 (v514.23)ĭec 19 00:26:06 localhost kernel: Natit: Setting 19 00:26:06 localhost kernel: Natit: Setting ATY,EFIHWInitStatus=ĭec 19 00:26:06 localhost kernel: Natit: Setting ATY,IOSpaceOffset=ĭec 19 00:26:06 localhost socketfilterfw: _CFGetHostUUIDString: unable to determine UUID for host. After I load the kexts and reboot, I get to an empty light blue screen and the machine just freezes.ĭec 19 00:26:04 localhost kernel: Natit: Starting.ĭec 19 00:26:04 localhost kernel: device-id: 0x95C5ĭec 19 00:26:04 localhost kernel: Natit: Found deviceĭec 19 00:26:05 localhost kernel: Natit: Found device nameĭec 19 00:26:05 localhost kernel: Natit: Setting ATY,PlatformInfo=ĭec 19 00:26:05 localhost kernel: Natit: Setting ATY,EFICompileDate=Dec 18 2007ĭec 19 00:26:05 localhost kernel: Natit: Setting ATY,EFIEnabledMode=ĭec 19 00:26:06 localhost kernel: Natit: Setting ATY,Copyright=Copyright AMD Inc. I have a ATI 3450 (ASUS EAH3450) on a DVI connection to a single monitor. You can change the DPI setting in Windows 7 by right-clicking on the desktop, choosing personalize, clicking on "Display Settings" in the lower left corner, and then choosing "Medium" or "Larger" in the display size options.I followed the instructions from the original poster and I cannot get my card to work. Setting it to a higher DPI will make everything bigger, but still use the higher resolution, making everything smoother and easier on your eyes. DPI (dots per inch) is a measurement of how large items are displayed on the screen. This will make everything look much smoother. Set it to the native resolution, and increase the DPI setting in Windows. Set it to another resolution which is still a 16:10 aspect ratio. It is possible that your old graphics card was stretching the image to fill the screen, while this one is showing black bars and maintaining the correct aspect ratio.
1280x768 is closer to 16:9, though not quite.
It may have to do with how the card handles different aspect ratios.
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