pastrychef's Asus ROG Strix Z370-G Gaming (WI-FI AC) build w/ i9-9900K + AMD 6600 XT

zhexue said:

I did what you told me to do,but it doesn't work

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pastrychef said:

You are still getting the same kernel panics?

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zhexue said:

Yes

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pastrychef said:

The panic log shows:
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That's all from GPU. The only things I can think of are (1) CPU and/or RAM overclock causing instability or (2) GPU instability.

Do you have another video card to test?

IS the system stable with running Windows or Linux?

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zhexue said:

I install two video cards,one is rx 6600.another one is gtx 1050. my system is stable with running Windows

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zhexue said:

I install two video cards,one is rx 6600.another one is gtx 1050. my system is stable with running Windows

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[FIX] "Window Server Service only ran for 0 seconds" with dual-GPU

Overview If you have a dual-GPU (Intel+Nvidia or Intel+AMD Radeon), you may have trouble reaching the macOS High Sierra installer. It is a new bug in the system somewhere that stalls boot if the VESA drivers try to connect to the secondary (discrete) graphics device. There are essentially...

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Feartech said:

this may help:

[FIX] "Window Server Service only ran for 0 seconds" with dual-GPU

Overview If you have a dual-GPU (Intel+Nvidia or Intel+AMD Radeon), you may have trouble reaching the macOS High Sierra installer. It is a new bug in the system somewhere that stalls boot if the VESA drivers try to connect to the secondary (discrete) graphics device. There are essentially...

www.tonymacx86.com

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pastrychef said:

I really didn't want to put any more money in to my hackintosh because I intend to buy a real Mac soon, but my Vega 56 was acting up a bit and I saw an AsRock 6600 XT on Newegg for $500 and took the dive.

Why not a 6800 or 68800 XT? (1) I just didn't want to spend that kind of money and (2) it's almost impossible to find these that only use two PCI-e slots.

From a gaming perspective, everything I'd seen/read about the 6600 XT indicated that performance is almost identical to the 5700 XT which performed extremely similarly to the Radeon VII (my previous card). I'm very comfortable with this level of performance.

The 6600 XT was pretty much plug-n-play. The only thing I needed to do was add the "agdpmod=pikera" boot arg. I also enabled the resize bar thing but that's optional and not absolutely necessary.

So far, I'm very impressed with performance and how efficient it is. Temps and power consumption are very good. Also, the 6600 XT plays the 3DMark Port Royal 8K 60fps video much better than any video card I've ever owned. While still imperfect, it's very close. You can download and try the videos here.

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Huitzilopochtli said:

I have a Radeon vii and I am wondering if it makes sense to sell it and invest in a 6800xt card when I see the results.the 8GB from the 6600 won’t be enough memory as I a mainly use the graphic card with daVinci resolve. On eBay it looks like I can get almost the same money for the Radeon VII as I need to buy a new 6800 XT. Does That make any sense?

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