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I use 5700 XT, the same as you to the problem, cursor lag. Have you solved it?

Thank you for your help. I've replaced it. I haven't connected the disk array yet. Does it matter if thunderbolt driver is not loaded?

I removed "Thunderbolt DSDT" from my boot file because it made my computer stuck and couldn't work properly. The status bar and PCI have icons that I don't know。 I don't know what more documents I need, so I sent a lot

JHL6540 is Alpine Ridge It's mine MSI Thunderbolt card JHL7540 is Titan Ridge It seems to be Display bus（LG UltraFine 5K） As shown in the figure，I turned it on in MSI BIOS“THunderblt USB support”,The thnuderbolt disk array will be displayed, otherwise no thnuderbolt related information will be...

I'm sorry to disturb you. Could you help me solve the problem of MSI thunderbolt card? I tried many ways to make it work. A friend of forum helped me, but it still can't work normally. The details are in this post...

My monitor connection is, graphics card -- two DP lines -- MSI thunderbolt card -- thunderbolt cable -- monitor. Although the MSI thunderbolt card is not normally driven, the display always displays images normally. It is worth mentioning that the MSI thunderbolt card originally supports...

I've tried both of these zips, but they can't make MSI thunderbolt card. Work properly. Use "SSDT"- Alpine.ZIP ”When you connect the thunderbolt device and start the computer, you can not see any thunderbolt bus under the hackintool, and the thunderbolt cannot be displayed. Use the "SSDT"...

Thank you for your help. I'm working. I'll try it when I get home. I'll give you feedback later.

I uploaded it to the original floor

mainboard：MSI Z370 OC PRO. Thunderbolt：MSI JHL6540 I/O card This is my BIOS Setup, I don't know if it's correct。The problem now is that I plug in the thunderbolt device and start it up. The computer can't recognize the thunderbolt card. After unplugging, the computer will display the thunderbolt...