Recent content by dwest576

My NVME2 SSD is slower w/ APFS. Not by a ton, but enough to keep it @ HFS.

I am getting memory errors on my setup too. Using XMP or not.

The USB 3.1 ports are native now, so it is probably able to detect what is being put in properly. I would imagine there is a KEXT to fix the USB 2.0/3.0 issue.

Can you post the output of your error?

I believe so. When you go to boot off that Portable SSD, you'll just want to insert it into the USB 3.1 ports.

I stayed home today to play w/ my hack. A few things to note: 1. If I add FakeCPUID = 0x0506E4 to config.plist, the computer hangs on boot at ++++++++++++++++++++. I can leave the CPU Type = 0x0a05 2. Although I have native XCPM w/o a ssdt.aml to and kernel patches in config.plist, I get a...

Absolutely nothing. That is a fresh build. The only thing I have done on it since the build was load the NVidia drivers. I have a mixture of Kexts from your Zip and a mostly generic config.plist.

I ran a test when I got home, here are the screenshots. No ssdt.aml in the pathed section.

I can confirm the same. no ssdt.aml in the patched folder. Just did a clean install, and XCPM seems to be working fine

I notice one main difference is the new computer requires EmuVariableUefi-64 to be loaded or the Nvidia drivers won't work. Would it be possible to go with a MBR boot loader and get around that? Maybe this item is messing up video? Is there any other way around using it?

Another Update: I brought home my work computer and these are the results. Original - Work Computer GA-Z97-UD5H i7-4790 GTX 950 Original - Home Computer Z170 Pro Gaming i7-6700 GTX 970 Work Computer w/ GTW 950 = No Lag, very smooth GTX 970 = No Lag, very smooth GTX 1070 w/ updated Drivers =...

I have found that lowering the "Drawing Distance" helps a quite a bit, but doesn't alleviate it completely. My mystery is why my work one is flawless with inferior hardware across the board. I wonder if I am missing some setting or kext on my new PC

There is very little change between the two. I normally run Metal, but have tested both.

Little update: When I got to work today, I checked out the spec on my work PC, and it is a: Gigabyte Z97-UD5H i7 4790 32GB Ram GTW 950 Going to take the computer home from work today and throw the 950 in the new computer to see if it has the same issues, as well as putting the 1070 in the work...

Update: Changed System definition to 17,1 and installed a new 1070 GTX, and the system still has the same problem.