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ci2own said:
First of all, many thanks for your help!

I changed your EFI folder by mine, and:

As you said, the wifi/bluetooth card is is still working without those kexts. (My PCIe card didn't worked for me on the Slot 6, and i was installing all i founded to make it work, then i moved it to Slot 5 and it worked and i didn't remove those kexts or didn't do any other test as it worked like that).

For Ethernet i also fail installing the SmallTree-211. Didn't know there was two driver version. And finally i used the 8259 installer.

Now i still have the graphical "problem" when booting, but it seems less than before and still can't change the screen resolution.

Here is the new IOreg file. The EFI is yours, i just added my old serial number.

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What are your options under scaled resolutions?
 
djlild7hina said:
What are your options under scaled resolutions?
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I found the solution and is weird:

Before Solution:

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After Solution:

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The solution is to press "Option" key while click on "Scaled" and it lets you choose the resolution. If not, you just can select the text size. (Thanks to truemac user in other post).
 
@djlild7hina I also found the problem that causes the graphical glitches. Without a good solution at the moment:

I have two monitors. If I connect both through DisplayPort, the main one makes this graphical glitches. Then both start to macOS login without any problem and works perfect.

If I plug any of the monitors through HDMI, this problem disappears. The thing is the Radeon VII only has one HDMI and 3 DisplayPorts.

I tried to connect one through HDMI and the other Through Display port, and the result is that it boots great with the monitor with HDMI, and, when it goes to login screen, it changes to the other one taking about 7 seconds which is weird. Probably, if my card had 2 HDMI, it would work perfect.


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ci2own said:
@djlild7hina I also found the problem that causes the graphical glitches. Without a good solution at the moment:

I have two monitors. If i connect both through DisplayPort, the main one makes this graphical glitches. Then both start to macOS login without any problem and works perfect.

If i plug any of the monitors through HDMI, this problem disappears. The thing is the Radeon VII only has one HDMI and 3 DisplayPorts.

I tried to connect one through HDMI and the other Through Display port, and the result is that it boots great with the monitor whith HDMI and when it goes to login screen it changes to the other one taking about 7 seconds which is weird. Probably if my card had 2 HDMI it would work perfect.


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Hm... I currently only run one monitor thru DP, but it seems just like a weird boot issue. Anyone else have this issue?
 
djlild7hina said:
Hm... I currently only run one monitor thru dp but seems just like a weird boot issue. Anyone else have this issue?
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I can't do more test, because i just have the two DP to DP 3m cables i bough. Maybe could be the quality of the cable, or the lenght? Don't know.
 
ci2own said:
I can't do more test, because i just have the two DP to DP 3m cables i bough. Maybe could be the quality of the cable, or the lenght? Don't know.
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Could be. Seems like a minor issue though.
 
djlild7hina said:
Could be. Seems like a minor issue though.
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Yes! That is a minor issue, but.. I realized I have a BIG one, and I'm scared. Hope someone can help me:

I realized not much speed difference between my i7-3770K processor and this i9-9980XE. And should be a huge difference. So, initially I didn't planned to download benchmarks and so. But I did it, and this are the results:

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Is this normal? What can be wrong?
 
ci2own said:
Yes! That is a minor issue, but.. I realized I have a BIG one, and I'm scared. Hope someone can help me:

I realized not much speed difference between my i7-3770K processor and this i9-9980XE. And should be a huge difference. So, initially I didn't planned to download benchmarks and so. But I did it, and this are the results:

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Is this normal? What can be wrong?
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You’re using Geekbench 5 which calculates scores differently than 4.
 
ci2own said:
Yes! That is a minor issue, but.. I realized I have a BIG one, and I'm scared. Hope someone can help me:

I realized not much speed difference between my i7-3770K processor and this i9-9980XE. And should be a huge difference. So, initially I didn't planned to download benchmarks and so. But I did it, and this are the results:

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Is this normal? What can be wrong?
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These are GB5 points, and they’re fine. I got same the same 9980XE but I cannot complete the test with Heavy overclock. Could you please share your overclock settings (clock / voltage / AVX off Sets) cooling solution and RAM? I’d appreciate That. Thanks.
 
pieropontra said:
These are GB5 points, and they’re fine. I got same the same 9980XE but I cannot complete the test with Heavy overclock. Could you please share your overclock settings (clock / voltage / AVX off Sets) cooling solution and RAM? I’d appreciate That. Thanks.
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I don't have any overclock, because i tried the "standard" overclock from Sage 10g motherboard and computer hangs all time.
 
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