- Joined
- Feb 3, 2012
- Messages
- 9
- Motherboard
- MSI MEG Z390 ACE
- CPU
- i5-8600K [email protected]
- Graphics
- Radeon VII
- Mac
- Mobile Phone
Hi,
Please share your EFI folder
Thx
Please share your EFI folder
Thx
The graphics on this device are not currently supported.
https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/macbook-pro-amd-radeon-vega-graphics,5882.htmlHope Radeon RX Vega M support with announced graphics options for MacBook Pro next month
I've spent two weeks polishing Dell 9560 which probably has best guide I've seen for a mobile device (about complete compatibility)I am deciding between this and a new Mac Mini. I'd prefer the NUC because of the upgradability , the GPU, and that it doesnt thermal throttle...but maybe not if I'll spend more time hunting down bugs than getting work done.
I would say chances are pretty low. Vega M in MacBook is our only hope, and that being compatible someone likely would already report kexts from 10.14.2 beta are working with Nuc.How confident are you guys that the AMD graphics will be supported sometime in the next yer?
I am thinking about getting one of these as my first hackintosh. How much pain am I in for?
He has so much better build quality, I wish he would use more powerful internal PSUs, like CustomMod does.It's funny you mention NFC, Josh has been my best friend since we were 10. Small world.
TB3 seems to be working fine on my XPS 9560 (including hot plug and sleep). People have just discovered how to get it working few days ago. Ordered ASRock Z370 Gaming-ITX/AC to test latest TB3 discoveries on it.I really want thunderbolt support and it seems that is very hard to get working.
He has so much better build quality, I wish he would use more powerful internal PSUs, like CustomMod does.
But I guess now when OWC is here, these cases are fading to past. My FLEX 4.5L barely fits my backpack width, and slim cases are too tall.
TB3 seems to be working fine on my XPS 9560 (including hot plug and sleep). People have just discovered how to get it working few days ago. Ordered ASRock Z370 Gaming-ITX/AC to test latest TB3 discoveries on it.