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Gigabyte Z690 Aero G + i5-12600K + AMD RX 6800 XT

dave7 said:
Is there any benefit to use this kext after all ? I tried it for a while for every day use but I didn’t notice any difference. What would you suggest ?
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I am not making any recommendation one way or the other; I’m just sharing this information.

Personally, I will not be using this. I also never overclock my CPU because I don’t believe in 5% gains for 15% more power consumption.
 
CaseySJ said:
Please try adding the attached SSDT to your OpenCore configuration:
  • Copy file to EFI/OC/ACPI folder
  • Add entry to config.plist -> ACPI section
Does it help?
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No, still not working.
 
rj510 said:
Sorry to hear it's not working.

I just finished helping a friend build a Z690 using an i9-12000KF in an ASUS ProArt Creator mobo.

The I225V worked whether DevProp was injected or not (but when injected the SystemInfo looked better). We doubled checked activity by using only one Ethernet cable in either the I225V or the AQC113 port (with WiFi disabled). This is what I'm now seeing on my mobo too (I cannot from experience comment on the GB Z690 Aero G).

An easy indicator that the I225V port was functioning was simply looking at the output of the old Network Utility app (annoyingly, macOS removes it with every OS update). I've attached a copy as it was sourced from Mojave as I recall and maybe not so easily found.

When the "IP Address" section was populated, the port was active (only one cable was plugged into an Ethernet port at a time), as shown in the Spoiler below.

Aquantia Port (cable unplugged):
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Aquantia Port (cable moved from I225V to Aquantia port):
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I225-V Port (cable unplugged):
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I225-V Port (cable moved from Aquantia port to I225V port):
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Apparently I225V problems are rampant even on the Windows side due to buggy versions (from my readings, I225V rev 1 and 2 seem to be most problematic). I wonder if the GB Aero G has a different I225V version than the ASUS mobos.
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Thanks for the App. Still not working for me.
 
Feartech said:
your video cards are not supported
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The OP could possibly use the GTX 670 if Big Sur will install on 12th gen Intel hardware. Have no idea if it does. I'd guess someone has tried it already.
 
Sn0wMan said:
No, still not working.
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That’s very odd — on Z690 it shouldn’t be necessary to update eeprom. Just enabling AppleVTD and removing ReservedRegions in DMAR table should be sufficient. Even boot argument e1000 is to be avoided.

If this is happening in Ventura only (but works in Monterey), one option is to inject AppleIntelI210Ethernet from Monterey into Ventura and use e1000=0.

Another option is to try a fresh install of Ventura.
 
CaseySJ said:
I am not making any recommendation one way or the other; I’m just sharing this information.

Personally, I will not be using this. I also never overclock my CPU because I don’t believe in 5% gains for 15% more power consumption.
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Thank you very much !!
 
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