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OpenCore 0.6.4, first update I ever did where I did not select the drive to boot from. It ran completely unattended. OpenCore 0.6.4 rocks!

Use opencanopy (GUI). Files are available as part of open core release and the docs have instruction on how to setup. It is very easy

I should have been more clearer. I am using iMacpro1,1 and latest versions of WG, lilu etc. and OpenCore 0.56. I upgraded last week. Since then Netflix, which used to crash on Safari, runs smoothly and I get full HD (1920x1080). I don't have AppleTV subscription or Amazon Prime but the previews...

I can confirm that is true for my system.

Loose all the stuff under FakeID, not really needed. Under Graphics change the injects to false. Your SMBIOS section is incomplete, use Clover Configurator and generate a complete one. Try the changes and let me know.

I reinstalled with SIP enabled using the Nvidia Manager. and the WindowServer has still to cross 200MB.

Not a 4K and in the default mode, i.e. not scaled.

I have 161 and the WindowServer keeps consuming memory, in 5 mins it went from 500M to over 1G with signs of stopping. All I have been running is Safari. The problem still exists.

Can I replace OsxAptioFix3Drv-64.efi with AptioMemoryFix.efi? or install both together?

I found out what the problem seemed to be. Apparently when I used the mainboard NVRAM, the default monitor switched from the DVI to the HDMI/DP ports. When that happened the accelerated Nvidia driver would never start. I discovered that by unplugging the HDMI/DP monitor, it would force the...

I updated, then went whole hog and used the CLOVER updates to remove the emulated NVRAM and installed the one that used the mainboard's NVRAM. I rebooted about 10,000 times and it would never use the Nvidia driver. Apparently the NVRAM was not being used? In frustration, I turned off the machine...

Smooth as silk. Updated from App Store. Rebooted into std video drivers, updated Nvidia from the Nvidia Manager. Final reboot, everything works.

When you boot into Clover, go to the options, system parameters and poke around looking for SIP stuff, uncheck until the SIP = 0x0. I can't be more specific about the exact location because I am not in front of my mackintosh now.

Oh dear, replace the files, boot into recovery to see if you can use the Nvidia manager to uninstall the drivers.

The Nvidia drivers need to be installed with SIP=0x0, set that in CLOVER when booting, before installing drivers