UtterDisbelief
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- Gigabyte B760 Gaming X AX
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- i5-14600K
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- RX 560
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I'm very sorry, I made a mistake. The macOS shows me this GPU like 4GB, but this is 2GB.
Gigabyte GV-RX550D5-2GD rev. 1.0
I am very grateful for the hints and once again I apologize for the mistake in the first post.
Can you recommend some cheap graphics which will work by default? It is intended only for displaying a music program, not for games or other more demanding work.
Hi there
Depending on how much you want to spend there are probably three options:
1) The RX560 and RX570 are known to work with minimal tweaking, just standard configuration. As the RX560 is no longer being pushed by the big companies they are harder to find new, and second-hand ones are holding their value.
2) You could still find an older Nvidia card, as long as it is one of the natvely supported models. However bear in mind these may lose support from macOS 10.16.0. We don't know for sure yet. Obviously these are usually on the second-hand market. Check out this list:
Will my Nvidia Graphics Card work with macOS ? List of Desktop Cards with Native Support
Preamble for those new to Nvidia graphics card choices for a Hackintosh 1. You will only have success choosing macOS compatible graphics if you remember that: macOS is not Windows 2. Apple incorporates all their graphics drivers into the Mac Operating System. There are only drivers in macOS...
www.tonymacx86.com
3) Otherwise, as your RX550 is by Gigabyte it is well-made and might be worth persisting with, given your usage scenario. Try as @Gigamaxx suggested and use a fake ID if necessary. It may well be that as a Lexa core it will be tricky to fool into working, but if you don't want to spend more money, costs nothing to try.
@Gigamaxx shows you an easier method for injecting the Device ID than the original poster, in his post.
Out of interest take a look here at what the OP did to fake the Device ID:
Not so straight-forward, but educational. That is what Hackintoshing is all about
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