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

Is your Nvidia 1060 installed in this system?

If so, you should include the nv_disable flag in Boot Arguments and also install an SSDT that hides it from macOS. Which slot is the Nvidia installed in?
  • If it's in slot 1, copy this SSDT into the CLOVER/ACPI/patched folder.
You can also try removing the Nvidia card and booting the system. Remember to power down and flip power switch on PSU (or pull power cable from the wall) before removing the Nvidia GPU.
I add this flag and removed nvidia and here what happened
 

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I add this flag and removed nvidia and here what happened
I think I misunderstood your situation:
  • Are you using the IGPU to drive your monitor?
  • If so, are you using HDMI or DisplayPort?
Anyway, if you are in fact using the IGPU, then use the attached config.plist instead. The previous one was setting up headless mode where iGPU will NOT display video signal. The new one attached here will enable video output from all of these ports on the rear IO panel:
  • HDMI port
  • Thunderbolt port 1 (USB-C) -- this provides DisplayPort
  • Thunderbolt port 2 (USB-C) -- this also provides DisplayPort
By the way, in your original post you said:
Hi, @casey! I install Mojave 10.14.6 and followed your guide. I have some problems with my Intel 630. Please take a look.
  • You did not tell me what you were trying to accomplish.
  • You just said you had problem with Intel 630, so I turned it on and set it to headless mode (will not connect to monitor).
So this message is for everyone who asks for help:
  • I cannot read your mind. I will never be able to read your mind.
  • It is your responsibility to clearly and completely describe the problem you're facing, what you're trying to accomplish, what actions you have already taken, and any other relevant information -- to the best of your ability.
 

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Everything is pretty much working flawlessly on my build, but the audio level is still quite a bit lower than my other Macs. Is there anyway to turn the gain up on the onboard audio?
 
I think I misunderstood your situation:
  • Are you using the IGPU to drive your monitor?
  • If so, are you using HDMI or DisplayPort?
Anyway, if you are in fact using the IGPU, then use the attached config.plist instead. The previous one was setting up headless mode where iGPU will NOT display video signal. The new one attached here will enable video output from all of these ports on the rear IO panel:
  • HDMI port
  • Thunderbolt port 1 (USB-C) -- this provides DisplayPort
  • Thunderbolt port 2 (USB-C) -- this also provides DisplayPort
By the way, in your original post you said:

  • You did not tell me what you were trying to accomplish.
  • You just said you had problem with Intel 630, so I turned it on and set it to headless mode (will not connect to monitor).
So this message is for everyone who asks for help:
  • I cannot read your mind. I will never be able to read your mind.
  • It is your responsibility to clearly and completely describe the problem you're facing, what you're trying to accomplish, what actions you have already taken, and any other relevant information -- to the best of your ability.
Sorry for misinformation yes I am using IGPU to drive my monitor because I have Nvidia 1060
Thanks alot for your Help @CaseySJ Finally it works
 
Everything is pretty much working flawlessly on my build, but the audio level is still quite a bit lower than my other macs. Is there anyway to turn the gain up on the onboard audio?
Which audio port are you using?
  • The green one on the back?
  • The one on the front of your PC case?
  • Also, what audio Layout ID are you using? Typically we use either 16 or 7.
 
It's also possible that the file indicated below is the .dsl file instead of the .aml file. Please right-click on it, select Get Info, and uncheck the Hide extension flag. Now you'll see the extension of the file.

You mean SSDT-UIAC-DESIGNARE-Z390-FD-DEFINE-R6-V3? You are right, it is a .dsl file. Rename it, or do something else?

Does SSDT-DESIGNARE-Z390-NO-CNVW.aml do the same thing as NO-CNVW SSDT?

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You mean SSDT-UIAC-DESIGNARE-Z390-FD-DEFINE-R6-V3? You are right, it is a .dsl file. Rename it, or do something else?

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We must delete it and copy the .aml version of that. It's also in the ZIP file. Okay, I can see where the confusion is coming from. I'll have to unhide those filename extensions and re-upload the ZIP. Will do that tomorrow.

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Trying to get my new Sapphire Pulse 5700 XT to boot. Has anyone gotten it to work? If so, how?

Edit: Never mind. I figured it out. I still had Shikigva=60 in my config. Once I deleted that, it boots fine. Thanks!

Edit 2: Actually, I spoke too soon. I had to do one more step. Had to remove Inject ATI and Oronico frame buffer from the Graphics section. Now it boots up reliably.
 
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We must delete it and copy the .aml version of that. It's also in the ZIP file. Okay, I can see where the confusion is coming from. I'll have to unhide those filename extensions and re-upload the ZIP. Will do that tomorrow.
Yeah maybe that would make your guide idiot proof. Making me a … never mind.

Copied the R6 .aml file into the EFI folder and Bluetooth working fine now.

Your willingness to help less savvy people with this stuff so quickly is very cool. Thanks.
 
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Looking for help, my hackintosh suddenly won’t power up, when the power supply is turned on the designaire board illuminates white, that’s all i get no video or post and no power light.

Thoughts on where to start?
 
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