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https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/success-gigabyte-designare-z390-thunderbolt-3-i7-9700k-amd-rx-580.316533/

I had a feeling this was going to an intel only party.

V I'm very curious about the results of your AMD board.

Your EFI looks like it was taken from another user with a different ethernet controller being you are, among some other issues, using LucyRTL8125Ethernet.kext that will not work. See here for help with the Intel i225v controller...

And you are having Ethernet issues as well? Is that why you responded to @Edhawk post?

Maybe you can find some help here https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/utterdisbelief-goes-small-nuc10-i5-uhd630-32gb.326668/post-2377631

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Don't expect 14.4 to change anything except to cause you more work to restore WIFI. https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/macos-14-4-update.329194/post-2398446

I think you still need to map your USB Ports

When you say spoof related you are talking about the section of the config.plist Kernel/ Emulation? If so everyone running 11th generation CPUs and up has to use the same Comet Lake 10th gen spoofing. Apple Intel CPU support ended there. Yours is right and beyond CPUFriendDataProvider (also...

I haven't read one post that thought it was better that CPUFriend.. I see you also haven't undertaken mapping your USB ports. Instead you are using USBInjectAll.kext and have the XHCIPortLimit quirk turned on. Not recommended except to map your usb ports. I don't know that explains the...

Yes, sure. Disable both CPUfriend kexts. Some users also say they get better results using MacPro 1,1

One thing I see right off the bat that should make a little difference is that you have CPUFriend with the corresponding CPUFriendDataProvider kexts as well as CpuTopologyRebuild.kext loading. You should only use one method or the other to define power management of your CPU, most users state...

You really should upload your EFI for evaluation, remove the serial numbers, zip it, and upload here.

Yes, USB3 requires 2 ports, depending on the motherboard it may also require one for and led light control, one more for sound depending (on the device) and if you want to use Bluetooth one more to enable that.

It could be the download of macOS is corrupted.

I have a feeling it may be related to your SATA drive although there are no reports the Inland SSDs aren't compatible I could find. If this doesn't work I don't have anymore suggestions.

my Here's another version

I forgot to change the core counts to six, try this version.

Hmmm, try the attached. It worked great on a similar board I had, if it's still rebooting it could be hardware related as in possibly that SATA drive is bad but who knows.