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Anybody else having difficulty getting their USB 3 ports working on Rampage IV Black? Had it working in 10.12.6 using GenericUSBXHCI.kext , but no longer working in 10.13.6. Any suggestions?

My mobo uses the Broadcom BCM4352 chipset. On OS 10.11.x I had the wifi working. With Sierra, I decided not to bother. Trying to get it working again with High Sierra as my workspace setup has changed. Thoughts?

i7-4930k (mild overclock at 3.9ghz) Asus Rampage IV Black Edition 64gb Gskill 2133Mhz DDR3 Samsung 840 EVO 500gb (sata3 ssd) High Sierra 10.13.6 FCPX 10.4.3 Sapphire Radeon Nitro + RX580 8GB Result: 20.80 seconds (ProRes 422)

Never bothered to use onboard Wifi or Bluetooth since I prefer using ethernet. Anyway, successfully updated to 10.13.6 and can't seem to get Wifi and Bluetooth up and running. Board is R4BE with latest bios. In /EFI/CLOVER/KEXT/OTHER, I put the following Kexts in: 1...

Never bothered to use onboard Wifi or Bluetooth since I prefer using ethernet. Anyway, running 10.13.6 and can't seem to get Wifi and Bluetooth up and running. Board is R4BE with latest bios. In /EFI/CLOVER/KEXT/OTHER, I put the following Kexts in: 1. FakePCIID_Broadcom_WiFi.kext 2...

Upgraded to 10.13.6 .. Same issue here. Sleep/Wake not working. Upon wake, get a black screen and the machine is hung. Have to hold power button and power cycle the entire box. Realize this has been a plaguing issue with this build and High Sierra, so if anybody has a solution or tips, please post.

Thanks pulpinex!

Having a heck of a time with High Sierra. I just recently (Oct 20) downloaded High Sierra and can assume that the "supplemental update" is part of the installer. 1. So High Sierra installs without a single issue. *NOTE: decided to keep HFS + on the boot drive. 2. Video , audio, iMessage, etc...

Guys.. So I upgraded to High Sierra. Decided just to keep HFS + instead of switching over to APFS. So I get to High Sierra desktop and everything checks out fine. BUT, upon reboot, I'm getting the infinite reboot at startup. Essentially, I'll get the OS X loading progress bar and the box just...

That's great pulpinex! Which PCIe adapter are you using? Thx for the post!

That's great pulpinex! Glad to hear you got it working - particularly with the XFX RX 480. Quite a difference in workflow in FCPX huh? I reacted the same way when I switched over to the 280x card. ;-) Edit: Thanks for putting up the AMDRadeonX4100.kext . Might help others using the same card.

Heya pulpinex. You should NOT need a Helper card anymore. I realize that many of the threads about getting Radeon GPU working discusses 'helper' cards, but with Sierra 10.12.6 (and High Sierra betas) , helper cards are no longer required. Much of the thread out there about helper card and Radon...

Heya pulpinex: 1. The XFX RX 480 will not work OOB. See the Radeon compatibility list here: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/radeon-compatibility-guide-ati-amd-graphics-cards.171291/ 2. Additionally, EVERY thread I've read about folks trying to get their XFX card working has been riddled...

Switched from a EVGA 980ti to a Sapphire Vapor-x R9 280x card. My daily workflow is FCPX, Photoshop, After Effects, and Illustrator (cc2017). Obviously know the difference between Cuda optimized apps VS Open CL, but did not anticipate how much of a difference an AMD GPU makes. Needless to say...

@Electroma: Is this a new build and are you doing a clean Sierra install? Or are you upgrading to Sierra from a previously stable box of Shilohh's build? This may or may not impact your ability to install or upgrade Sierra, but I had kernel panics when I swapped out a EVGA 1080 card into my...