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But from what I understood, it is an on-mainboard present, functioning and meaningful device. Makes still sense to implement it (at least for me), like SMBus :)

I was under the impression that was just DMAR and not DMAC. You can understand my confusion, when I saw no reference :) Touché, Sir. To be fair and honest, I've always been doing it, but because I just think it belongs there. Never have I seen any benefits, but same could be said about HDMI ;)

@CaseySJ A few other questions popped into my mind: 1: you said the framebuffer patch isn't necessary anymore. But we'd still have to define the ports, right? Say, for example HDMI? 2: I saw in your EFI a file, SSDT-DMAC.aml. I was under the impression DMA was no real deal, or at least not...

I'm already checking the loaded OS, but still, there seems to be something Windows doesn't like... Good, that I'm still on Titan Ridge then ;) I skimmed through the first few pages, but I can't really say I see that much excitement, much less share it. Still one question lingers in my mind...

Cool. Any Updates any time soon? First I heard of it I got giddy as a child, but after the VT-d discovery I didn't hear anything since. Ok, then I have to make my own discovery through trial and error ;) Damn! I hoped I could get past as many property injections as possible. I'm still doing it...

Hey @CaseySJ couple of quick questions: The BIOS experiment has been put on halt, until further notice (resp. @Elias64Fr is still experimenting), did I get that right? From what I understood enabling Apple VT-d yields a Blackscreen under Windows. Does that happen to everyone? Any workarounds in...

Quite the contrary: I don't inject anything at all :) I'm trying to keep the changes to the DSDT/SSDTs, seeing as they're more robust and I can obviously reuse them every time ;) As for the conversion: I really didn't bother much with a guide, I just kicked everything installed with clover from...

Actually it's not, kind of you, nonetheless. I want to create a kext mapping my USB ports (and functions/types), but can't determine, which is which, due to the tools being made for more modern systems (I believe). I've got EH01 and EH02 controllers in both, ioreg and hackintool, which show no...

'twas a painful experience, but I switched to OC, a while back (Ibelive with the introduction of 0.5.8)

Anybody here know, how to do this on a legacy system? I believe in my case, it's not really needed, but still, I'd like to know. I've got an X58-UD7, in ioreg I just see EH01 and EH02 (with ports on addresses of fd100000-fd600000 and fa100000-fa600000, respectively), in hackintool I can see...

I have rev.2 and a slightly different DSDT (not by much really). At first glance my CORP device is named MATH, TMR - TIMR and EHC1/EHC2 - EH01/EH02, but your LPCB device contains more info about detailed properties, whereas mine only the "compatible" property. Tried yours and it got rejected...

Glad to hear it, can't wait. And good luck with your house until then. Btw, I figured out a DSDT that works for both, Windows and OS X. I haven't run further tests as of now (it's getting late and I'm kinda happy that it works at all), but my suspicion is, that Windows doesn't like any property...

slightly off-topic, but having a similar problem on my x58 rig, I thought I ask: Do you, by any chance, use OpenCore already, GB? If so, do you also use Windows? I had the problem, that Windows wouldn't boot due to ACPI errors (thought I resolved that, seemed it had a problem with the external...

Finally got my lower back up and converted my x58 system. Just my experience but maybe someday, somebody will find it useful. Had to do lots and lots of reboots (perks of trial and error, huh :lol:). In my case OC wouldn't boot Windows (ACPI error with the well known BSOD). Turns out the culprit...

Meaning it runs better on the FWs we have, no experimenting needed and no big issues so far. I think it's the main reason for most people to have gone with the Designare.

But you have to admit: native TB is something else (meaning waaay better than AIC)

Now you're being harsh on the iGPU (though I must agree, that there would've been better ways to solve this). My Aorus Xtreme can drive DP through TB3 just over iGPU (no DP-Ins unfortunately). Lets say, for the time being, it's a necessary evil.

My bad, what I meant wasn't really clear: the mouse lag is comparable to the BT mouse lag. Mine supports BT but I actually use the dongle (like Logitech) because BT responsiveness is not good enough (worse when gaming). But nevertheless, thanks for your insights. I'll give it a try, when I get...

Good to know it isn't just me, or just that Revision. I always wished and still wish for those features in standard OC. Nah, I never forgot that. Thats the main reason, why I still have it on a stick. Just outta curiosity: I assume you used the standard OC, as well, right? Have you ever had...

Really? Strange enough, I had problems with 0.5.8 not showing Windows on x58. Now 0.5.9 doesn't show Windows on both, x58 AND z390. Never tried NDK though. I keep OC on a stick for testing purposes, still not satisfied though.