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ASUS ROG Maximus Z790 Hero i9-14900K stuck booting OC

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Motherboard
Asus Z790 ROG Maximus Hero
CPU
i9-14900k
Graphics
RX 6800
Mac
  1. iMac
Hello Everyone.

I wanted to see if anyone has any clues for what I should be looking into.

This is my 6th build over the years and these are the specs:

Asus Z790 ROG Maximus Hero
Intel i9-14900k
64GB DDR5
2TB WD Black SN850X NVMe
XFX AMD Radeon RX6800
Open Core is 0.9.6
All Kext and SSTD’s are the most recent.

If I plug the monitor into the board hdmi slot, I load and can install Sonoma.
If I plug the monitor into the graphics card, it always stops somewhere in the ACPI loading (see image).
I have tried other graphics cards that I pulled out of working builds, for example MSI AMD Radeon RX 6600, and the same thing. Stops the same place.
I have tried a multitude of configurations, from bare bones kext and SSTD’s to everything. I have also set the bios to graphics at Auto, Peg, PCI, and still the same.
My bios is: load optimized defaults, then disabled: VT-d, Secure Boot, CSM support. Enabled Above 4G, EHCI/XHCI Hand-off, and set boot to Other OS.
I have even tried it with not disabling VT, Secure Boot, etc. Always the same.
I have tried many boot args, -rad24, -wegnoigpu, -wegbeta, etc.
At this point, I think I have created 20+ EFI configurations testing to see if anything will get it past this. Nothing.

Anyone have suggestions on what I should focus on?

My EFI is attached.

Thank you for any assistance, it is greatly appreciated!
 

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Yeah, I have been working on that. What is interesting, is I get the same error when plugged into the board, but it loads.
Thank you for looking at this!
 
Any luck on this? I'm also getting stuck booting an i9-14900k on ASUS ROG Maximus Z790 Dark Hero. Boots with onboard HDMI but hangs with 6950XT.....
 
I have made modifications based on your EFI, update OpenCore 0.9.7,try it
 

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did either of you get this working? i was looking at getting the same CPU.
 
Yes, I got it working.
 
To boot any Intel CPU newer than comet lake, we must Change the cpuid in open core to that of a supported x86 processor. As we know, Apple has not used any of the recent Intel lakes in its products.
 
Good news. :thumbup:

Would be great if you could explain how, for the benefit of others.

:)
It was in the Bios settings. I had Resizebar enabled. Once disabled, it started fine.
Disable
  • VT-d
  • CSM Support
  • Resizebar
  • Trusted Computing
Enable
  • Above 4G decoding
  • EHCI/XHCI Hand-off
  • OS type: Other OS, Secure Boot Mode to Standard
  • Extreme Memory Profile to "XMP"
  • Enable Thunderbolt.
 
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