kgp
Retired
- Joined
- May 30, 2014
- Messages
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- Motherboard
- ASUS WS X299 Sage 10G
- CPU
- i9-7980XE
- Graphics
- Vega 64
- Mac
- Mobile Phone
They used a $10,000 chiller haha...there's no way they can hit those Cinebench marks on regular coolers. Intel was just being stupid trying to take the limelight away from Threadripper 32c/64t CPU that runs at 250TDP on an air cooler. Intel used a $10,000 28-core Xeon cpu to demo. If they bring this same CPU for $2,000 on x299 it would be nice, but these are totally different socket CPUs with more pins on the latter.
BT audio has been a mess for me, I learned to live with it. For some weird reason I had no BT audio issues on my previous Hackintosh and the one before that.
I went to System Pref > General > Allow Handoff and turned it off and it seemed to have helped after doing some terminal commands for BT audio (If you're interested I'll write it out).
Otherwise if this thing starts stuttering again I'm just going to take out the OSXWifi card and just use the cheap USB dongle.
That's weird about the AMD card. Could you do some looped Furmark tests to stress test the GPU to see if any glitches come about?
I would say if you have the chance you should swap the card out before the warranty runs out. (I think it's 1 year for Vega FE).
I had glitches during my BIOS bootup screen and when I swapped it out it all worked perfect afterwards.
@izo1, my friend,
believe me, I don't want to give a rewarming to our yesterday's discussion, so please don't worry at all..
But really, why don't you give it a try at least?: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/macos-high-sierra-10-13-xhc-usb-kext-creation-guideline.242999/. If you are willing at all, I would implement everything based on the XHC USB kext I sent you yesterday for the ASUS Prime X299 Deluxe and SMBIOS iMacPro1,1, which works perfectly fine on my system where I do not witness any BT audio issues either..
Maybe it resolves your USB and BT issues just in one line? Just don't reject the proposal from the very beginning.. that's all I suggest..
To me it appears weird that the OSXWIFI does not properly work on your system, but your USB dongle does. The only reason why the BT of the OSXWIFI could fail might be some erroneous USB data cable connection, which is not required when using the M.2 adaptor or replacing the onboard WIFI/BT chip.
Please simply don't answer to this post, but have a silent brain storming for yourself and do what you think it might best in your case. We should not start with a new discussion filling another 10 pages. I just try to help once more..
All others, please ignore this post.. I write here in public, as we cannot and are not allowed here to communicate in any other way...
Cheers,
KGP
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