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Gigabyte Z490 Vision D (Thunderbolt 3) + i5-10400 + AMD RX 580

I'm running 10.15.5 on a WD SN750 1TB perfectly fine. I installed using OpenCore 0.5.9 and yet to check out 0.6.0 with 10.15.6.

Speed, thermals, power consumption etc are similar to that in Windows.
Are you using the WD in the Gigabyte Vision D?
 
As I wrote,
That Asus card worked on my old hackintosh but only in the PCI second slot. Since I was planning to buy Asus Pro Art, I sold it. Also, I had Z490 Asus Pro Art without CPU, and I tested that 10Gbit card with my Z170 hackintosh, and it did not work in my slots. Now I was able to score i9-10900K finally, and now I ordered Vision G and just checking how Asus 10Gbit will work with that mb.
I think you'll be the first to use the Vision G with the ASUS xg-c100c. Let us know how it goes...
 
That's close enough. Which M.2 slot is it in:
  • The one closest to CPU?
  • The one in the middle?
  • The one in the bottom?

The one in the middle. The one closest to CPU doesn't work anyways right now. For reference I'm using a WD Black SN750 1TB with model number WDS1000TRX0C-00SJG0 manufactured in Feb 2020, running the latest firmware.

FWIW, before I installed macOS on this, I did install the latest Windows 10 release 2004
 
Current Status: I could finally download the installer with gibMac and create the Catalina-USB bootable device. I created the opencore bootloader, mounted its EFI partition, copied the modified EFI files into the EFI partition.
I set the BIOS parameters, disabled the CFG-Lock (I´ve got F2 BIOS version). Rebooted and I got to this place. It´s been stuck for a long time now... more than 40 minutes. Should I try just rebooting or still wait? Sorry, but I don´t know long I am supposed to wait. Bootloader is in a Sandisk Cruzer 16gb connected to the red USB 3.2 and I´m trying to install into an NVMe Corsair 480GB mp510.
Any assistance here would be awesone!
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Current Status: I could finally download the installer with gibMac and create the Catalina-USB bootable device. I created the opencore bootloader, mounted its EFI partition, copied the modified EFI files into the EFI partition.
I set the BIOS parameters, disabled the CFG-Lock (I´ve got F2 BIOS version). Rebooted and I got to this place. It´s been stuck for a long time now... more than 40 minutes. Should I try just rebooting or still wait? Sorry, but I don´t know long I am supposed to wait. Bootloader is in a Sandisk Cruzer 16gb connected to the red USB 3.2 and I´m trying to install into an NVMe Corsair 480GB mp510.
Any assistance here would be awesone!View attachment 484202View attachment 484203
add -v to the boot arguments to give you a better idea of the issue
 
Current Status: I could finally download the installer with gibMac and create the Catalina-USB bootable device. I created the opencore bootloader, mounted its EFI partition, copied the modified EFI files into the EFI partition.
I set the BIOS parameters, disabled the CFG-Lock (I´ve got F2 BIOS version). Rebooted and I got to this place. It´s been stuck for a long time now... more than 40 minutes. Should I try just rebooting or still wait? Sorry, but I don´t know long I am supposed to wait. Bootloader is in a Sandisk Cruzer 16gb connected to the red USB 3.2 and I´m trying to install into an NVMe Corsair 480GB mp510.
Any assistance here would be awesone!
add -v to the boot arguments to give you a better idea of the issue
@sweetphreak,

Based on the position of the progress bar, my guess is that the system is stuck at gIOScreenLockState. You can shutdown the computer at this time.

As @Feartech mentioned, open config.plist in OpenCore Configurator and add -v to Boot Arguments in the NVRAM section.

Then save the file and reboot. But at the OpenCore Picker, press spacebar to reveal additional options and choose Reset NVRAM.

When the computer restarts, boot the macOS installer disk from OpenCore Picker.
 
I am having a strange issue - if I turn on XMP, the system never POSTs. It gets to code 44 and then just keeps cycling until I reset CMOS.

Any thoughts?

It's a Vision D with 3200 Corsair
 
I am having a strange issue - if I turn on XMP, the system never POSTs. It gets to code 44 and then just keeps cycling until I reset CMOS.

Any thoughts?

It's a Vision D with 3200 Corsair
Some suggestions/questions:
  • How many DIMMs do you have? Have you tried removing DIMMs one at a time?
  • Which of your M.2 slots are occupied?
  • What is your BIOS version?
  • Has this problem existed from the very start or is this a new problem? How long as this Hackintosh been in use?
  • If this Hackintosh has been in use for some time, what has changed recently? Any new PCIe cards or M.2 drives?
 
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