Recent content by madvinegar

Any update for the RX6400? (Navi24)

I am so much waiting for Navi 24 support... I have an RX6400 and I am suing it in an SFF build... In case this gets supported and you find out, please post it here as well. Thanks

Even RX6400 which is based on Navi24 arc?

Closed all apps, put the system to sleep, waited till the fans stopped working, then waited for several minutes and then pressed a key on the keyboard to wake the system up. It woke up just fine, and opened the lock screen to put my password in. Entered the password and I am now writing this...

So, I installed the OCLP EFI to an empty USB. I opened config.plist and deleted the IOName patch. Saved it and then restarted and booted off this modified USB EFI. Intel Power Gadget installs and works fine. Also I checked the IORegistryExplorer and now the IOName entry is correctly shown as...

Do you have any guide on how to create the Dsdt to fix this instead of deleting it?

Thank you my friend. Do you know how to comment out the patch when using propertree?

I read in another forum that if I delete this setting it may break sleep/wake from sleep functionality. I wanted to check with @UserUnknown if that's the case but I don't know if he is still active in this forum.

@funkyfrank I have the same problem. I have an iMac 2011 21,5" in which I updated the Cpu to i7-2600s and the GPU to Nvidia Quadro K2100m. I then used OCLP to update the system to Big Sur. Since then I get an error when opening Intel Power Gadget. I also tried running Native Access and I get...

Hi. My system is i7-3770 Kingston SSD 250gb 4gb ram Radeon HD7750 OC 0.79 Everything was working great till 12.2. After upgrading to 12.3 (and later to 12.3.1), whilst the update went smoothly and without any problems, I experience a slow and laggy desktop. Something has to do with the CPU...

Just updated to Monterey BETA7 and unfortunately Apple removed the support for Nvidia Kepler GPUs, so I lost the acceleration. According to dortania's legacy patcher, you need to re-add the following binaries from Monterey Beta6. https://github.com/dortania/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher/issues/498...

Nothing to do with the vbios. Apple's drivers are different and not so good as the windows drivers. And there is no any software to make your own fan curve in macOs. You get whatever apple has integrated in their kernel. Maybe this will be fixed with an update. RX5700Xt is quite new and Apple...

Most probably the win drivers provide a different fan curve.

It seems it was due to the BigSur Beta (early betas). In later betas of Big Sur (and on Catalina) the problem was solved.

Anyone else experiencing the same thing in Public Beta? I believe it must be a bug. Other than that, I can connect normally to the app store and to my apple ID. It is just the iCloud that has the problem. And it just says "cannot connect to server". Nothing to do with a verification error etc...