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Yes, my Titan Ridge card is flashed, in BIOS F3 everything works perfectly, inside the BIOS there are the Thunderbolt configuration parameters but in BIOS F4k it loses the hot connection and to access the BIOS Thunderbolt parameters you have to start (in my case) with the UAD Apollo card turned...

Hello, the Titan card works in F4k but it loses the hot plug. That is, when you boot, you must have your Thunderbolt devices activated so that the BIOS detects them, and the system can make use of them.

Hi, that's fabulous! If you want, here is the eFI of my build, I have your same hardware, also FENVI Bluetooth & WiFi and Titan Ridge, but these cards are disabled in the EFI. Remember that all credit for this EFI belongs to @CaseySJ It is your EFI 0.8.3 published in your guide for this same...

Hello @CaseySJ , I have been able to fully test the audio, everything is perfect, the line output works through the "Internal Speakers" output, the line input works through the "Integrated Line Input" input and the digital output as well It works perfectly through the "Integrated Digital Output"...

Of course, today I don't know if I'll have time, I'm finalizing the Christmas gifts, I hope I'll have time tomorrow, but at the latest, on Monday I can do all the checks you need, it will be a pleasure

Ok, that's how I'll do it, when I have the USB map I'll try to explain in as much detail as possible the steps and the material used for this assembly, many thanks to everyone

Hi @trs96 , this build is not mine, the rights and all, absolutely all the credit goes to @CaseySJ , I can't post a build without being the author, I'll post the EFI in this thread thanking @CaseySJ for his great work, he's the one who you have the floor to open another thread or implement this...

Awesome!! I added the new AppleALC and added the argument "alcid=1", reboot and working!!, I have removed alcid and added an entry in "deviceproperties" with the correct path and layout-id equivalent to my system (alcid=1) , the next task that I have to achieve is to try to map the ports in...

Ok, I'll try all the alcid options for my codec with the kext you sent me, thanks a lot, I'll let you know when I get results

Sorry, I think the old files are not clean, I am attaching current files, thanks again.

Thank you very much for answering so quickly, I have attached an ioreg, Hackintool (PCI) capture and my config.plist. Thanks again

Hello @nottooshabby & @CaseySJ, according to the Dortania guide, there are several ways to correct the internal audio, I have been testing with "alcid=xx" to try to fix the internal audio problem of the Gigabyte z790 Aero G board, this way is the easiest, yes This way doesn't work. I'll move on...

I have ERP activated, it is necessary for my UAD Apollo to work 100%. I seem to remember that S3-S4-S5 are power modes applied by the bios on the components of the motherboard. Some time ago, with an X299 (kgp) system, I had a problem, when I turned off the computer, the Usb connectors still had...

Hi @nottooshabby, I've tried sleep, I don't know if I've done it right, but I think something similar to you is happening to me; In the "turn off computer" menu I have selected "sleep", all the lights and fans of the computer are turned off except the lighting of the ram memory, when I activate...

Hi @CaseySJ, no they don't show up on the dashboard, it must be something different between the Aero G z690 and the Z790 I was investigating "within my little knowledge" but I am not able to see differences. I can really live without internal audio and usb2. Your EFI works perfectly in this...

Ok, today I left the studio late, tomorrow I'll try it and tell you the results, by the way, did you manage to get the internal audio to work?

Gigabyte Z790 Aero G DDR5 Bios F3 build, Opencore 0.8.3 booting perfectly with @CaseySJ build based on Z690 The rear USB 2.0 doesn't work and neither does the internal audio, but the performance results are more than acceptable. - Gigabyte z790 Aero G DDR5 Bios F3 - Intel i9 13900K - Sapphire...

I would like to know the reason, I'm just an inexperienced user, thinking wrongly. It could be that they want to avoid the use of additional thunderbolt cards (not integrated into the motherboard) to only give thunderbolt support to motherboards that integrate this technology. On the other hand...

Hello @CaseySJ, in the case of the Z690 Gaming X, the BIOS higher than the f8 version do not show controls in the BIOS for Thunderbolt. No setting appears to configure the card, it is as if it did not exist. In my case I have tried to connect a device on cold boot and doesn't recognize it...

That's very good news, then; Aero G ddr5 Z790, with f2 BIOS works with flashed Thunderbolt card and recognizes the 13900k? I think I'm going to order a plate to start mounting it. @nottooshabby would you be so kind as to share your EFI and BIOS settings? I'm going to order two 16GB modules each...