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Yes, this is on a M1 Pro MacBook Pro 16". 980 Pro in an Orico enclosure is on Thunderbolt and reports as a NVMExpress device. SMART and TRIM are supported. See more info here: https://eclecticlight.co/2023/04/14/will-your-new-ssd-support-trim-and-smart/...

It's not only with hackintosh. The 980 Pro as an external drive in a TB3 enclosure also has this problem. Once your drive reaches a certain level of space that needs to be trimmed the drive can take over 5 minutes to mount. Here's an extract from the log: 23-08-04 00:13:13.918 apfs...

Did you, or is anyone using the M.2 slot? If so, as a boot drive or otherwise?

Just don't do step 4 in the referred source and you'll be ok.

Thanks for your tip. My 12 months of pain has now been removed :-)

Doesn't fix the stuttering for me. I'm also not using Yosemite atm.

What do you mean by "never the AppleHDA kext to the original"? I haven't tweaked that.

Same here - had it since I built my Hack. I'm playing video from a NetStream and thought it was network related, but have concluded it's something weird just with this app as all other video and audio play fine. Bummer.

I do. Drives me mad

Bump. I'm seeing this too with my config. Can anyone chip in and advise if there's a workaround?

Have you tried removing all your add ons and the graphics card and try to boot using the built in graphics? That seems to be a stable config to test first.

Thx - anyone able to confirm 450 with an Airport Extreme, gen 3, 4 or 5?

My Macs on Airport Extreme can connect at 450 mbps. I can only get the TP-Link WDN-4800 to connect at 300 - is this the fastest this hardware can connect with the AEBS?

All good on my config as well. Reapplied my settings in Multibeast before restarting.

It took me 3 goes to find a CF card reader that works with my Hack. Stay clear of: - Icy Box IB-863-B http://www.raidsonic.de/en/products/mm-cardreader.php?we_objectID=7499 Despite it saying it's a Superspeed USB3 device the card slots are USB2 and the only thing that's USB3 are the 2 USB3...

I've identified the culprit: - Disable CPU Overvoltage in the Advanced settings fixed the sleep and wake issues - IOGear BT4.0 now works fine - I didn't need to disable xHCI, in fact I need USB3 so disabling that was not an option, that's set toe ENABLED in Bios Thanks everyone

OK - I might give that a try

Just wanted to say thanks for all the tips, esp this one as I've got a 99% identical build. - I've given up trying to get the iogear bluetooth working with an Apple Trackpad - it doesn't wake from sleep gracefully at all - I've reset everything on the MO Bios to Optimized Settings for the...

Just checking that this is still all ok to do with the current builds and 10.8.3

Quick question from a newbie - do USB 3.0 devices transfer at 3.0 speeds with this MB?