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

[CaseySJ]

@CaseySJ I've had the same issue @nghesi had - Vision D + 10900k. I'll answer the questions you posted:

• F_USB had the BT cable from both Fenvi & Youbo WiFi/BT cards. I also tested it with nothing plugged into F_USB => Same result
• Fenvi T919 initially, then bought the Youbo one that is recommended => Same Result
• Tested with Logitech MX Keys & MX Master 3 as well as wired keyboard and mouse. => Same result
• Monitor is an LG 32 inch
• Tested using both DisplayPort & HDMI cable. No video adapters
• No other PCIe devices other than my 5700 XT. But I also tested it without the GPU and just the iGPU => Same result

Same result => Machine sleeps, the front light goes off. The post code LEDs go off. Then the machine never wakes up. Whats strange is that this happens both in Windows & macOS.

I tried everything under the sun (no GPU, different PSU, different memory, inside & outside the case, wired keyboard & mouse) and ended up returning the Gigabyte MB since I narrowed it down to a defective MB. I know that sounds crazy but I couldn't imagine what else it would be.



@CaseySJ or anyone having the MB. Can you guys confirm what the behavior is for correct wake from sleep:

• Do the blue lights on the MB turn off during sleep?
• Do the post code LEDs turn off?

I want to give this another shot because of the awesome guide posted by Casey

Perhaps the problem is with the WiFi/BT card? Were you able to test sleep/wake without that card plugged in?

Regarding sleep:

• All LEDs on the motherboard turn off.
• The POST Code LED turns off.
• If you have RGB memory DIMMs, the RGB lights will stay ON.
• But nothing else should be illuminated.

 

[canyondust]

Running Handbreak with "Apple 2160p60 4K HEVC Surround (AppleVideoToolBox)", I see GFX AVG up to about 4.2 and GFX REQ up to about 1.2, but a lot of variation.

Running Handbreak with "Apple 1080p60 Surround (AppleVideoToolBox)" I see GFX AVG up to about 5.3 and GFX REQ up to about 0.56, again with a lot of variation.

Just installed Casey's latest OC 0.6.2 so it is the SMBIOS that was delivered with that. CPU is i9-10900K.

Rand

Interesting, I don't seem to have the AppleVideoToolBox codecs in handbrake, just the VideoToolBox codecs (H264,H265) and when I use handbake it's using CPU only; neither the RX5700XT or the iGPU...

 

[sffjawsh]

Perhaps the problem is with the WiFi/BT card? Were you able to test sleep/wake without that card plugged in?

Regarding sleep:

• All LEDs on the motherboard turn off.
• The POST Code LED turns off.
• If you have RGB memory DIMMs, the RGB lights will stay ON.
• But nothing else should be illuminated.

Thanks for the quick reply casey.

Yes I tried it without any WiFi/BT card plugged in and had the same result The only thing I didn't try was to change the monitor. But that couldn't possibly cause issues, could it?

I'll order it again and hope the one I had was a defective one.

 

[canyondust]

Running Handbreak with "Apple 2160p60 4K HEVC Surround (AppleVideoToolBox)", I see GFX AVG up to about 4.2 and GFX REQ up to about 1.2, but a lot of variation.

Running Handbreak with "Apple 1080p60 Surround (AppleVideoToolBox)" I see GFX AVG up to about 5.3 and GFX REQ up to about 0.56, again with a lot of variation.

Just installed Casey's latest OC 0.6.2 so it is the SMBIOS that was delivered with that. CPU is i9-10900K.

Rand

I ran:

log show --predicate 'process == "kernel"' --style syslog --source --last boot | grep -i IGPU

and it seems to be referencing KBL Graphics, which on one hand makes sense because it's the same iGPU as the 7-series Kaby Lake... BUT...Dortania guide shows the same output with CFL Graphics as an examples (Coffee Lake, 8-Series) so I'm expecting to see CML Graphics (Comet Lake)...
TLDR; Maybe I should try to force/Define the Device-ID? (0x9BC5)... the search continues.

EDIT: adding device ID changed nothing. Hmmmm....

 

[zedoc]

Setting SecureBootModel from Disable to Default made the intel WIFI working
But it looks like Thunderbolt is not working? (with either Disable or Default)
(i don't have anything plugged in Thunderbolt for the moment)

 

[CaseySJ]

Setting SecureBootModel from Disable to Default made the intel WIFI working
But it looks like Thunderbolt is not working? (with either Disable or Default)
(i don't have anything plugged in Thunderbolt for the moment)

Looks like SecureBootModel might be having unforeseen consequences:

• Aquantia 10Gb Ethernet cards seem to work when this is enabled.
• Download and installation of Big Sur public betas work when this is enabled.
• In my case even WiFi, Bluetooth, and Thunderbolt are fully working when this is enabled (Fenvi FV-T919).
• In your case, OpenIntelWireless driver for WiFi (AirportItlwm.kext) does not seem to work when this is enabled.

Regarding Thunderbolt, what symptoms do you see? Please note that System Information --> Thunderbolt must not be used unless your Thunderbolt firmware has been flashed. To check if Thunderbolt is active, look in System Information --> PCI.

 

[zedoc]

Looks like SecureBootModel might be having unforeseen consequences:

• Aquantia 10Gb Ethernet cards seem to work when this is enabled.
• Download and installation of Big Sur public betas work when this is enabled.
• In my case even WiFi, Bluetooth, and Thunderbolt are fully working when this is enabled (Fenvi FV-T919).
• In your case, OpenIntelWireless drivers for WiFi (AirportItlwm.kext) does not seem to work when this is enabled.

Regarding Thunderbolt, what symptoms do you see? Please note that System Information --> Thunderbolt must not be used unless your Thunderbolt firmware has been flashed. To check if Thunderbolt is active, look in System Information --> PCI.

My bad! Thunderbolt looks OK then
But yes, for AirportItlwm.kext (and BT handsoff) to work, i need SecureBootModel to Default.

 

[CaseySJ]

My bad! Thunderbolt looks OK then
But yes, for AirportItlwm.kext (and BT handsoff) to work, i need SecureBootModel to Default.

I wonder if this should be reported to the OpenIntelWireless team or the Acidanthera team?

 

[elfcake]

** Mini-Guide: Procedure for In-Place Upgrade of OpenCore
from Earlier Version to New Version **
Please do not quote this guide in its entirety. Post a link instead.​

...

• Reboot the system and press F12 at BIOS splash screen to open the BIOS boot menu (not OpenCore Picker).
• Select the USB flash disk.

After the reboot>Select USB flash disk... I receive the warning at BIOS splash screen and then I need to do a force restart with power/reset button ( don't know why every image captured with iPhone ends up being sideways, sorry about that):

 

[zedoc]

I wonder if this should be reported to the OpenIntelWireless team or the Acidanthera team?

Maybe we could try the v1.2.0 alpha?
https://github.com/OpenIntelWireless/itlwm/releases