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Gigabyte Z390 M Gaming build with working NVRAM

Updated Clover EFI to Clover r5114.
OcQuirks-Revision 22.
RadeonBoost.kext added.
Switched to audio-id 18.
 
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@CaseySJ When trying to copy, then rename, there was already another config.plist already present and thus did not allow me to rename. Did this occur being that I needed to copy and rename with a plist editor ? Can't you just rename or delete the old version and then copy the new one and...
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scottkendall said:
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[SUCCESS] Gigabyte Designare Z390 (Thunderbolt 3) + i7-9700K + AMD RX 580

@CaseySJ When trying to copy, then rename, there was already another config.plist already present and thus did not allow me to rename. Did this occur being that I needed to copy and rename with a plist editor ? Can't you just rename or delete the old version and then copy the new one and...
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Yes, I followed the original thread early in the development of this. Please see here.

I prefer CMMChirs' method of injecting specific framebuffer properties while continuing to use the default framebuffer. I think there's less chance of problems with this method. I'm also using a later version of the kext that does not contain any executables which means it's less likely to break.

I inject custom PowerPlay Tables via config.plist. I try to limit the number of DSDT/SSDTs as much as possible. I don't even use SSDT-USBX for power injection anymore. I do the power injection via kext.
 
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pastrychef said:
Updated Clover EFI to Clover r5114.
OcQuirks-Revision 22.
RadeonBoost.kext added.
Switched to audio-id 18.
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Just updated my Clover, all seems good. Would Radeon Kext benefit me? Also how do I change the audio-id. I ask because I am getting "swishing" sounds from speakers when quiet (good quality cables, power supply etc) and I wondered if this would help. Sorry for so many questions, hope you don't mind me pestering you? I am still learning
 
Humanate said:
Just updated my Clover, all seems good. Would Radeon Kext benefit me? Also how do I change the audio-id. I ask because I am getting "swishing" sounds from speakers when quiet (good quality cables, power supply etc) and I wondered if this would help. Sorry for so many questions, hope you don't mind me pestering you? I am still learning
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The RadeonBoost.kext is already in the latest EFI.

I have no idea why you are hearing swishing sounds...
 
Not sure if this is useful info, re the text next to Apple logo on startup, I found that if boot argument "-vsmcbeta" is removed then the text at boot disappears
 
pastrychef said:
Yes, I followed the original thread early in the development of this. Please see here.

I prefer CMMChirs' method of injecting specific framebuffer properties while continuing to use the default framebuffer. I think there's less chance of problems with this method. I'm also using a later version of the kext that does not contain any executables which means it's less likely to break.

I inject custom PowerPlay Tables via config.plist. I try to limit the number of DSDT/SSDTs as much as possible. I don't even use SSDT-USBX for power injection anymore. I do the power injection via kext.
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How do I add this to my config.plst for my RX5700, or is it already in there.
Thanks in advance.
 
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jonniMac
Z390 M GAMING |  i7 8700K |  Radeon Other
jonniMac Old
Z97M-PLUS |  i7 4790K |  Radeon Other
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