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[SUCCESS] Gigabyte Designare Z390 (Thunderbolt 3) + i7-9700K + AMD RX 580

@CaseyJS, I don't know if this make sense, I did a bit of research and I find this:

Run a good benchmark like Unigen Heaven, when the GPU gets over ~55-60C the fans will turn on. The fan is controlled by the vBios and will function the same way regardless of the OS. My GTX 970 is the same way.

I download the software and the fans run like crazy, I bench the extreme preset and It works, but a soon I stop this test the fans stop after a few seconds and the flickering start again. Any ideas?
Thanks again for all your help.
 
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Hi Casey.

I have this on Memory Tab. The 4th slot is missing. (It's empty).
If I remember prior to 10.14.4 the slot was visible.
What do you think?
Thank you
Max
 

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@CaseyJS, I don't know if this make sense, I did a bit of research and I find this:

I download the software and the fans run like crazy, I bench the extreme preset and It works, but a soon I stop this test the fans stop after a few seconds and the flickering start again. Any ideas?
Thanks again for all your help.
Some comments:
  • It is a good sign that the fans are starting and stopping in relation to the load applied to the GPU.
  • But the screen should never flicker.
  • If you have a good HDMI cable (HDMI 2.0 compliant if using 4K at 60Hz), if the connections are okay, and if the power supply is good (750W), then I would do this:
    • Test the RX 580 in Windows. Do you have Windows installed on this machine?
    • If the screen flickers, then you may have a defective card.
    • If your RX 580 is still under warranty, you can contact the manufacturer's Tech Support department or use their website to open a ticket.
    • If you are within your return/exchange window, you could switch to a different make/model.
      • Sapphire Pulse RX 580 (not Nitro) is recommended.
      • MSI Gaming X (similar to mine) works well.
      • MSI Armor is also good.
      • Probably several other good choices out there.
 
Hi Casey.

I have this on Memory Tab. The 4th slot is missing. (It's empty).
If I remember prior to 10.14.4 the slot was visible.
What do you think?
Thank you
Max
First things that come to mind:
  • Power down the system and remove power cable. (Yes, remove power cable.)
  • Check that all 4 DIMMs are seated properly in their DIMM slots.
  • Power the system back on and enter BIOS Setup.
  • Check that BIOS F6 is running. Under certain circumstances the motherboard will automatically switch back to BIOS F3.
  • If F6 is running, go to "M.I.T." section and enable X.M.P. Memory Profile 1.
  • If F6 is not running, flash to F6 and set BIOS parameters.
  • Check that all 4 DIMMs are detected by the BIOS. One of the BIOS pages will show this.
 
removed power cable...
same situation:confused:
I have only 3 DIMMs installed.
Last check is to reseat the Dimms.
 

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Some comments:
  • You will need the complete High Sierra installer (between 5 and 6 GB).
  • If you encounter the error again during Step 11 (or any other), please open the Installer Log from the Tools menu (CMD-L?) and grab a screenshot of the error.
This option should be available from the M.I.T. section of BIOS (Classic Mode, not "Easy Mode"). Also ensure that your RAM supports XMP 2.0.

@CaseySJ
Thank you for your comments.
I will try to get the log.

My RAM does not support XMP 2.0. Is XMP supports RAM required to install macOS to this motherboard?
In that case, I need to buy another RAM.
 
Hey Casey,

I noticed you updated your guide and included a handy platform chart. I was going to go with the 10.14.4 mac mini (non-headless) for now. Where do I set the platform for my system? Do I have to use 0x3E9B0007 like that exactly? Noticed in Devices --> Properties tab it doesn't look like that.
 

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@CaseySJ

I tried these;

Fake Id= 0x59128086
ig-platform-id = 0x59120003
Inject intel

I am getting kernel panic when I try to make a boot with IGPU.

And I also tried these;

Fake id= 0x3E9B8086
ig-platform-id = 0x3E9B0007
Inject intel

This time after finishing verbose screen goes to sleep

You also mention about this 0x3E980003 in headless mode. How can I use this in headless mode? I don't know anything about headless mode.
 
@CaseySJ
Thank you for your comments.
I will try to get the log.

My RAM does not support XMP 2.0. Is XMP supports RAM required to install macOS to this motherboard?
In that case, I need to buy another RAM.
XMP-compliant DIMMs are not required, but in this case BIOS might hide XMP options. For best long-term compatibility, it is better to use XMP-compliant DIMMs -- but this is your choice.
 
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