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After a few more days of stability I am willing to call this a success. As far as I am concerned, this thread is SOLVED. We know that the F11c BIOS fixes Z97X-UD5H motherboards, and the F9b BIOS fixes Z97M-D3H motherboards. @VirtualRecess, maybe you could upload the F9b BIOS, because it...

Nothing changed in the ACPI tables, so there's no need to change the patched DSDT. I just noticed that my BIOS also has the HPET option (and it was not present in earlier BIOS versions). Mine has been set to Enabled, and I haven't tried disabling it. I think you should try both Enabled and...

Whoa, really? What version is it? Also, you should move your ACPI/origin folder and dump your ACPI tables again with the new BIOS, then compare the new and old files to make sure the update didn't change your system DSDT. I can check if you want to upload the new DSDT.aml from ACPI/origin.

"Proper" USB port injection is one of the things I haven't attempted yet, so I can't help there. I use xHCI Mux and USBInjectAll with the USB port limit increase, even though that method isn't supposed to be used long-term. My USB3 does seem to work with that setup though. You can enable all...

I just realized I made a mistake in that patched DSDT. I added a DSM for the LPC device to enable AppleLPC, but you have an SSDT to inject that, so they might conflict. I replaced the link in my previous post with a new file named v2. If my patched DSDT works, you can to clear everything in...

Your D3H board is very similar to my UD5H, so I applied the same patches to your DSDT that I did to mine. I can't guarantee that I didn't make any mistakes, but you might want to try the attached patched DSDT. You should be able to remove most or all of your Clover on-the-fly DSDT patching...

It's always good to have a KP to look at, but this specific bug causes corruption at a random location in memory, so it doesn't really help to know which process crashed. Usually something that runs right after waking or uses a lot of RAM will be affected. Could you zip up and post your...

Personally, I think that 2 kits with the same part number and the same XMP timings should work together 90% of the time, but could you use only 2x4GB of RAM in slots 1 & 2 (grey slots furthest from CPU) when testing this?

I don't know if the F9a BIOS will help you at all. AllanMarcus and I are both using the F11c BIOS for the UD5H which supposedly includes memory compatibility fixes, but he hasn't reported back yet, and I manually restarted yesterday, so not enough time has passed for me to say anything about my...

Yeah, they are on the QVL for my motherboard. I even RMA'd the first 2 sticks of RAM for another set, which performed exactly the same. Then I bought RAM from a different vendor with no improvement. All these dimms pass 10 passes of memtest86+ and 2 hours of Asus RealBench. Also, I have...

I've been dealing with this bug for almost 2 years now. OS X crashes more frequently, but Win7 and Win10 are both affected in the exact same way (BSOD or KP after waking from sleep). If you restart your PC once a week you might never encounter it under Windows. FYI, Windows users have...

That's the entire point of this thread! Something is very wrong with these Gigabyte boards; it is not an OS X issue. Of course I checked memtest86 first.

Checking back in. I still haven't gotten any KPs with F11c, but I did restart to debug a Safari crash. The crash also occurs on a fresh boot, so it's not related. I had 15 successful sleep/wake cycles over 3 days before I restarted. And my OS X power management works fine (LPC and...

So far I have 3 days of uptime with F11c. I have been running Geekbench and reloading a few Safari tabs after each wake in an attempt to uncover any instability. With previous BIOS versions I never made it more than 4 or 5 days, so if my hack stays up a week I will consider it an improvement...

Man, it is strange to find your own post when looking for the solution to your problem. In 2016 I am still getting audio dropouts, and I still don't know what causes it. I asked about GVA errors because I saw them in my log, but I don't know if it is related to the audio dropout. My log...

Do you ever see GVA errors in your system.log?

Do you ever see GVA errors in your system.log?

It sounds like you need to edit your APGM kext. Add this entry to /S/L/E/AppleGraphicsPowerManagement.kext/Contents/Info.plist: <key>Vendor10deDevice1200</key> <dict> <key>Heuristic</key> <dict> <key>ID</key> <integer>0</integer> <key>IdleInterval</key>...