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Switched to OpenCore 0.6.3 from Clover on Catalina with a newly made config.plist and then updated to Big Sur. OpenCore is great and everything works!

Did Time Machine backup. Saved a backup copy of my EFI folder. Updated to latest Lilu, AppleALC, and WhateverGreen kexts putting them in EFI/CLOVER/kexts/Other. Remained with Clover version 5107. Installed via System Preferences -> Software Update. Rebooted a few times, making sure to select...

Smoothest update for awhile. Updated directly from 10.15.4 Supplemental using Clover 5107. After having problems with previous Catalina updates, a couple weeks ago I decided to rebuild my system with the latest UniBeast 10.1.0 and MultiBeast 12.1.0. All went smoothly with that and I realized...

I see you have the same board as me. I followed the following guide for my original build... https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/updated-for-multibeast-9-2-1-and-sierra-10-12-6-sierra-on-200-series-with-kabylake-processor.218494/ I had installed the precompiled USB SSDT files linked to in that...

Updated via software update. Smooth update and all is working well except for my IGPU. I disabled the HD 630 for 10.14.13 because I never managed to get it to be stable and play nicely with my new Sapphire Pulse RX 580.

Backed up and installed directly from Software Update. No need to install Nvidia drivers for my graphics card. After a few reboots, everything appears to be working. During the first install of Mojave 14.0, I spent a bit of time tweaking the config and getting the latest Clover, kexts, and...

I realize now that I likely confused the issue. I think the only reason I can sleep/wake properly is because I am really only using the Nvidia GeForce GT 710 card for graphics for my two monitors. I think you are correct about the 630, my system can see the 630 per the system report, but I...

If you still have sleep/wake issue, take a look at this thread... https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/solved-sleep-shutdown.260947/ The solution from post #6 by itwas of deleting all the com.apple.PowerManagement.* files from Library/Preferences and then rebooting fixed my "reboot on wake" issue.

1. Copied my already installed graphics related kext files of IntelGraphicsFixup.kext, NvidiaGraphicsFixup.kext, and Lilu.kext to EFI/EFI/CLOVER/kexts/Other in an attempt to avoid pulling my Nvidia card as I did for the initial 10.13.2 update. I figured since adding FakeSMC.kext there was...