AMD 7670M

[innosensius]

hello i have a (thank god) fully working hackintosh on my laptop. but i want to use my amd radeon hd 7670m for rendering on premiere pro but i cant use it. it looks like it has no kext loaded can someone help??

 

[Feartech]

hello i have a (thank god) fully working hackintosh on my laptop. but i want to use my amd radeon hd 7670m for rendering on premiere pro but i cant use it. it looks like it has no kext loaded can someone help??View attachment 470369

read the faq about discreet graphics:

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[innosensius]

read the faq about discreet graphics:

[FAQ] READ FIRST! Laptop Frequent Questions

Before asking a question, many common questions are already commonly asked and answered, and many answers exist in the sticky threads in this forum. Read this post before and any relevant guide before asking a question... If you ask a question that is answered by this FAQ, you'll likely be...

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oh i see so i cannot use the amd as the renderer for playback device on premiere pro?
bcause i dont need to use it for display. i just need it to render the videos.
sorry for asking, still learning things
bcoz i think it will be supported coz the mac os detect the device.

 

[Feartech]

oh i see so i cannot use the amd as the renderer for playback device on premiere pro?
bcause i dont need to use it for display. i just need it to render the videos.
sorry for asking, still learning things
bcoz i think it will be supported coz the mac os detect the device.

my hack recognised my nvidia but was still unable to work as not supported, sorry!

 

[innosensius]

my hack recognised my nvidia but was still unable to work as not supported, sorry!

i see thats bad, okay then thanks for the info!!

 

[PatrickTheTechGuy]

i see thats bad, okay then thanks for the info!!

How did you get past the problem on your last post?

 

[Gigamaxx]

How did you get past the problem on your last post?

From the link by Rehabman.
If your discrete device (AMD Radeon or Nvidia) is not routed through the Intel GPU, then it is considered dedicated. Some laptops have the internal display connected to the Intel GPU and the external HDMI/DP port connected to the discrete graphics device. It is rare, but in that case you would be able to get the device to work with the external display with proper kexts and correct configuration, much like a dual-GPU desktop setup.

It is listed in the 4000kext as a Bonaire device. Have you tried the external ports with a display?

Here's a link to some mixed results. AMD Radeon HD 7670m and El Capitan (no HD4000 ...www.tonymacx86.com › ... › El Capitan Laptop Support