laggy MacOS after wake-up (Prime Z490-A | i9 10850K)

charlescai · Aug 16, 2022

laggy MacOS after wake-up, and it only start to happening after upgrade to latest MacOS 12.5

Prime Z490-A + i9 10850K + 64G

OpenCore currently at 0.8.3
MacOS 12.5

All the configuration/EFI are here
https://github.com/CharlesCCC/Asus-Prime-Z490-A-OpenCore-Hackintosh

Anyone having similar issue ? or solution ?

thank you

Feartech · Aug 16, 2022

charlescai said:
laggy MacOS after wake-up, and it only start to happening after upgrade to latest MacOS 12.5

Prime Z490-A + i9 10850K + 64G
View attachment 553276
OpenCore currently at 0.8.3
MacOS 12.5

All the configuration/EFI are here
https://github.com/CharlesCCC/Asus-Prime-Z490-A-OpenCore-Hackintosh

Anyone having similar issue ? or solution ?

thank you

you can remove debug=0x100 from your boot arguments

remove any ports that are not required from your info.plist in your USBPorts.kext and make sure you keep to 15

tedyun · Aug 16, 2022

I had some weird lags as well. I'm on OC 0.8.3 and Monterey 12.5. I just updated to OC 0.8.3, then it started happening. It happened after a recent restart, and the lag occurred while firing up different applications. One of the strangest lags was firing up Terminal. Freaking Terminal! I double-clicked the icon, then a terminal window appeared, but it was blank for what seemed like a minute. Then finally the prompt appeared.

It didn't happen with every application, but some applications on occasion.

I was going to restart it again to see if it happens again.

charlescai · Aug 16, 2022

Feartech said:
you can remove debug=0x100 from your boot arguments

remove any ports that are not required from your info.plist in your USBPorts.kext and make sure you keep to 15

You believe is the USB port mapping caused the issue ?

Feartech · Aug 17, 2022

charlescai said:
You believe is the USB port mapping caused the issue ?

a lot of issues can be solved with proper usb settings

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charlescai · Aug 18, 2022

Looks like my hackintosh is a little more stable after 12.5.1 update. (Will keep it update).

cacamaca · Aug 18, 2022

Exactly same issue here with the lag after wake-up. I'm sure this won't apply for some of you, however, in my case it turns out it was Microsoft Teams. Closing the application (or removing it) removed the lag (which sometimes would result in the beachball spinning as well). I have reinstalled Teams (I need it for work) and it seems to be fine. Testing on 2 Customacs. If you don't see an update on this post in the next 2 days, it means that Microsoft Teams was indeed the culprit in my case.

P.S. Had the issue in both, Monterey and Ventura (beta 3)

charlescai · Aug 18, 2022

charlescai said:
Looks like my hackintosh is a little more stable after 12.5.1 update. (Will keep it update).

Nevermind my reply, the issue persist. Only go away after reboot.

zipb · Aug 19, 2022

After sleep, if you have a look in Activity Monitor, is there a process using up tons of CPU?

charlescai · Aug 19, 2022

zipb said:
After sleep, if you have a look in Activity Monitor, is there a process using up tons of CPU?

Nope, the CPU idle well below 90%

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