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Thanks for the tip - I forgot to reply here but I actually resolved the issue by switching to OpenCore :lol: Not sure exactly what the cause was but I assume the latest OcQuirks/OpenRuntime doesn't play nice with Clover.

EDIT: Fixed by switching to OpenCore :lol: Not sure exactly what the cause was but I assume the latest OcQuirks/OpenRuntime doesn't play nice with Clover. I updated to Clover 5121 today and now my Catalina partition kernel panics shortly after boot. When I initially updated Clover, the entire...

This did the trick for me, thanks!

Fans operating normally under 10.14.5 here as well. I have a Strix 64 OC. I previously installed VGTab (which did nothing at the time), should I remove it or is it helping shape the fan curve a bit better than the default Apple driver? iStat Menus working fine:

I just bought an ASUS Vega 64 Strix OC and this fix (as mentioned in the instructions) does not work for me. Is there anything else I can try for my card or am I simply stuck with this behavior?

Haha yeah I'm trying to avoid removing the hardware as I still need the card for gaming under Windows :) Thanks for the link - so if the Nvidia drivers don't load, it should properly load the Intel drivers instead?

Could you point us in the direction of a guide for desktops? I'd like to upgrade to Mojave and use my Intel graphics for macOS since Nvidia has not released their drivers yet. However, I dual boot with Windows 10 and need to keep the card available there.

Nvidia hasn't released their macOS drivers for Mojave yet, I heard they might still be 2-3 weeks out. This page will automatically be updated once they are released: https://www.tonymacx86.com/nvidia-drivers/

This was exactly the correct solution, thank you! I also took the advice of the post and switched to the latest AptioMemoryFix-64 and removed the old OsxAptioFix2Drv-64.efi. Thanks, I will try this. Also, is there any reason Clover Configurator can no longer mount my EFI partition? I have...

Here are the 3 pictures and I've also attached my config.plist. P.S.: Any idea how to hide all my other partitions? :)

Unfortunately I don't have an EFI backup, but I am able to access the partition via Windows. I do already reach the Clover Boot Manager, it's just when I try to boot macOS that it freezes at the point in the screenshot. I haven't made any changes to config.plist, but I wonder if the new...

I realize it was probably a bad idea to update all this at once, but here is what I did: -Updated Clover -Updated apfs.efi -Updated kexts: AppleALC.kext FakeSMC.kext Lilu.kext WhateverGreen.kext Now when I try booting the system I get as far as this and the system hangs: Any ideas of what...

After the latest macOS update, I had to use AppleALC to get audio going: https://github.com/vit9696/AppleALC/releases Just drop the release .kext into your EFI/Cover/kexts/Other directory and you *should* be good to go after a reboot. I use an Nvidia card by the way, your mileage may vary...

Hmm, this gave me my motherboard audio (not sure if they work) but not Nvidia audio.

Hmm this broke my Nvidia audio over DP. I had previously used NvidiaGraphicsFixup / Lilu to fix this. Is there a new method to fix audio?

Any reason why the script is trying to resolve mac.nvidia.com and failing if I don't pass the URL manually?

This worked great! Thanks to @vulgo

Well this is weird - I used @vulgo's script (https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/nvidia-releases-alternate-graphics-drivers-for-macos-high-sierra-10-13-1-378-10-10-10-20.236101/#post-1618804) to install the latest version by modifying the build number and the download URL. Then I rebooted, and...

Thank you!! This is the only thread that helped me fix my problem :)

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