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Hi @Stork , @CaseySJ , very nice work, congratulations... I'm also thinking of buying ThunderboltEX 4 for my Z790 Tuf Gaming card, but Thunderbolt hacking has always seemed very complicated to me. If I were to buy this Thunderbolt card, I wanted to learn from you what the patching process is...

I mistyped the name of the BIOS settings text file requested from me. I fixed it.

wrong named text file name is corrected

Of Course :thumbup:

All of in the EFI folder. Yes, I did in USBMap.kext.

You're welcome... Hardware : * TUF GAMING Z790-PLUS WIFI D4 * Intel 13700K * MSI 6600XT * Fenvi T919 * WD 1TB Black SN850 * 4 x16GB G.Skill Ripjaws 3200MHZ DDR4 * Noctua NH-U14S * Corsair RM1000 PSU * Several HDDs and SSDs for storage That's all... Please don't forget NVRam Reset on OC Start...

Of course, it may be necessary to customize the installation, I just tried to provide a starting point

By the way I am using "TUF GAMING Z790-PLUS WIFI D4 BIOS 0810". My bios settings are as follows... ------ * Ai Tweaker → Ai Overclock Tuner → Choose XMP I or XMP II * Advanced → CPU Configuration → Active Performance Cores = All * Advanced → CPU Configuration → Active Efficient Cores = All *...

All you have to do is assign a New iMacPro 1.1 SmBios from OC/Platforminfo/DataHub-Generic-PlatformNVRAM. So all fields (MLB, ROM/UUUID/Serial Numbers etc?) will be filled automatically.

OCAT is correct, OC version 0.9.0 We can fix these secondary bugs over time as long as the system boots up and works properly. The mentioned OC reports do not prevent stable operation.

I don't think the problem is Mac Pro SmBios, but it can be tried by changing. The reason why I prefer iMacPro 1,1 is related to the Geekbench score increase, albeit slightly.

If you want to try it, I leave my own EFI folder here for you. It works completely flawlessly. I have benefited greatly from the work of @MrMinimizer and @frontgear in creating this EFI. Thank you both. PS : Rebuild iMacPro1,1 SmBios.

Hi @MrMinimizer , do you get digital sound from SPDIF on this mobo, if you do I'll change my Tuf Z690 to Tuf Z790

I tried all orders but no solution :banghead:

I think you have defined the video card in Device Properties. Can you restart the computer after deleting that data and have a look

Thank you, I'll try

@UtterDisbelief Thank you for answer, I reviewed the Acidanthera/AppleALC web-page and tried the necessary edits. Audio input and output devices are visible but SPDIF does not sound unfortunately

Yes I did, but same result. ASUS TUF Gaming Z790-Plus WiFi D4 audio chipset is Realtek S1220A but my ASUS TUF Gaming 6790-Plus WiFi D4 audio chipset is ALC897. So this part of your EFI configuration is not fully met

Hi @MrMinimizer I am also working on a similar system. The only difference is my board is Tif Gaming Z690 P4 . I failed to get SPDIF sound with the ALC897. All components appear but SPDIF output does not work. Can you help me ?

Hi @frontgear congratulations, nice work. I am also working on a similar system. The only difference is my processor is 13700k. I failed to get SPDIF sound with the ALC897. All components appear but SPDIF output does not work. Can you help?