- Joined
- Jun 25, 2014
- Messages
- 85
- Motherboard
- MSI Z390-A PRO
- CPU
- i5 8400
- Graphics
- R9 380
- Mobile Phone
@ xCatbodi
Temporary(?) workaround for R9 380 (TONGA) in El Capitan:
No need to unplug and plug HDMI cable everytime u boot into El Capitan.
Just leave the cable in R9 380. U will get signal in monitor once El capitan reaches desktop.
Prerequisites in BIOS:
1. IGPU set as Primary
2. CSM enabled
3. UEFI harddrive (whatever that contains boot files) set in first priority
Additional: InjectIntel enabled
With these settings, u can boot into El Capitan with R9 380, only drawback being 'no signal' till u reach desktop (30 seconds for my setup).
Note: In order to access BIOS, need to change the display cable back to motherboard. With CSM enabled, u will get signal during booting only from the GPU which is setup as primary in BIOS.
Temporary(?) workaround for R9 380 (TONGA) in El Capitan:
No need to unplug and plug HDMI cable everytime u boot into El Capitan.
Just leave the cable in R9 380. U will get signal in monitor once El capitan reaches desktop.
Prerequisites in BIOS:
1. IGPU set as Primary
2. CSM enabled
3. UEFI harddrive (whatever that contains boot files) set in first priority
Additional: InjectIntel enabled
With these settings, u can boot into El Capitan with R9 380, only drawback being 'no signal' till u reach desktop (30 seconds for my setup).
Note: In order to access BIOS, need to change the display cable back to motherboard. With CSM enabled, u will get signal during booting only from the GPU which is setup as primary in BIOS.