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Gigabyte Z490 Vision D (Thunderbolt 3) + i5-10400 + AMD RX 580
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Have been running this for the past handful of days when it was Release Candidate 3 (public). No problems doing an in-place upgrade.
Always advisable to make a full bootable backup before proceeding.
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Please, could you help me with Wifi installation?
I've new: YOUBO PC Hackintosh WiFi Card BCM94360CD [Amazon: link].
For better sleep/wake up. Now after installation, when computer sleeps, immediately wake ups.
What I've try:
- unplug all USB devices
- internal USB connector from Wifi card moved to NZXT internal USB Hub, Hub is connected to F_USB
- inside case is also NZXT Kraken & USB modul for Lights (all works before)
All settings comes from default installation (latest version) by @CaseySJ with enabled Wake-up by Power button (ACPI).
PowerNap: disabled, Wake for Network Access: disabled, Allow Bluetooth devices to wake: disabled.
Thank you ...
I've new: YOUBO PC Hackintosh WiFi Card BCM94360CD [Amazon: link].
For better sleep/wake up. Now after installation, when computer sleeps, immediately wake ups.
What I've try:
- unplug all USB devices
- internal USB connector from Wifi card moved to NZXT internal USB Hub, Hub is connected to F_USB
- inside case is also NZXT Kraken & USB modul for Lights (all works before)
All settings comes from default installation (latest version) by @CaseySJ with enabled Wake-up by Power button (ACPI).
PowerNap: disabled, Wake for Network Access: disabled, Allow Bluetooth devices to wake: disabled.
Thank you ...
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Big Sur update to 11.2 and everything works fine (exclude Wifi as I described one post above).
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Some questions:
- When you unplugged all devices, did you unplug:
- YOUBO Bluetooth data cable from internal USB port?
- All internal NZXT devices (including Kraken and NZXT hub)?
- In other words, with only USB mouse and keyboard, does system sleep and wake properly?
- What is the make/model of your mouse?
- What is the make/model of your keyboard?
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Thank you @CaseySJ for reply.
- after unplug all ext & internal USB Sleep works
- after reconnect all ext & internal USB excluding new YOUBO PC Hackintosh WiFi Card BCM94360CD Sleep works
It means that source of Sleep issue is YOUBO card itself. What do you think, better use old-one Fenvi T919?
I've replaced it because sometimes computer doesn't Wake-up from Sleep mode ... Do you have any idea to fix this sleep-wake-up-immediately issue for YOUBO?
Mouse and Keyboard is Apple Magic 2 ... in test time connected via USB cable and used Razer ProClick with USB dongle ...
Thank you ...
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If you have a cheap wired USB mouse (or a Logitech wireless mouse that uses Logitech Unifying Receiver instead of Bluetooth), then:
- Connect the YOUBO Bluetooth data cable
- Disconnect and switch off the Apple Magic Mouse 2
- Connect the cheap wired USB mouse
- Does sleep and wake work?
- Is the YOUBO plugged into a short PCIe slot (a x1 slot)?
- Do you still have the old Fenvi FV-T919?
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Yes, I've try it and when you connect YOUBO, no other Bluetooth devices connected, then Sleep doesn't work.
And Yes, YOUBO is connected to 1x PCIe slot (only one at Vision-D).
And last Yes
, I've Fenvi card still ... (now I've switched it back) ...
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@CaseySJ and the others. I am about to pull the plug and get a 6800 XT. I'll use my 5600 XT until Big Sur supports 6xxx series, and I can transfer the 5600 XT to my other older PC. Someone mentioned that it is OK to add dual GPUs, and disable the 6800 XT in macOS via a SSDT. Which is fine since I believe there are guides on this forum.
My next stupid question is about the display. I am assuming that with such configuration, you will need both card display ports (I am using DisplayPort) connected to 2 separate connectors on the monitor. If the monitor is recent enough there should not be a need to manually switch input (which my current monitor seems to do). However, I only have 1 DP so I am guessing I will need a switch 2 -> 1, something like that or use eventually the HDMI input on the monitor via a DP to HDMI adapter which I already have. Also I am also assuming that the card defined in the priority list in the BIOS for booting will be the one to display the boot post. Assuming that I have the 5600 XT first priority in the BIOS, then from the OC picker I select Windows 10 how Windows will know that it will need to use the 6800 XT and not the 5600 XT?
My next stupid question is about the display. I am assuming that with such configuration, you will need both card display ports (I am using DisplayPort) connected to 2 separate connectors on the monitor. If the monitor is recent enough there should not be a need to manually switch input (which my current monitor seems to do). However, I only have 1 DP so I am guessing I will need a switch 2 -> 1, something like that or use eventually the HDMI input on the monitor via a DP to HDMI adapter which I already have. Also I am also assuming that the card defined in the priority list in the BIOS for booting will be the one to display the boot post. Assuming that I have the 5600 XT first priority in the BIOS, then from the OC picker I select Windows 10 how Windows will know that it will need to use the 6800 XT and not the 5600 XT?
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Thanks CaseySJ.
As a follow-on, I upgraded from Catalina to Big Sur 11.2 today. It was a painless upgrade experience, and whilst I'm not too thrilled at the "everything has rounded corners" look, I'm happy to be cruising with Apple's latest OS.
Again, thanks for a well written and detailed walk-through to get my Hackintosh up and running.
Cheers,
V