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Motherboard
Z490 Msi Meg Ace
CPU
i9 10950k
Graphics
5600XT/RTX3080
Mac
  1. iMac
  2. MacBook Air
  3. MacBook Pro
Mobile Phone
  1. Android
Hi Guys,

maybe someone can help.
I run to GPUs one for Win and one for Mac.
The Nvidia one is disabled - I am using opencore.

Normally the nvidia is plugged to the screen via DP and the Radeon via HDMI.
The Nvidia turns on by default as primary and i choose e.g. in the OC Picker MacOS.
Then I switch to HDMI and the Hack is there.

But now, i got just a black screen when any cable is plugged to the nvidia card.
The Mac OS is booted, cuz i can do screenshots and on the screenshots is not a black screen.

So when i boot with just the radeon attached to the screen i got a visual without any issues.

What can i do?
 
Hi Guys,

maybe someone can help.
I run to GPUs one for Win and one for Mac.
The Nvidia one is disabled - I am using opencore.

Normally the nvidia is plugged to the screen via DP and the Radeon via HDMI.
The Nvidia turns on by default as primary and i choose e.g. in the OC Picker MacOS.
Then I switch to HDMI and the Hack is there.

But now, I got just a black screen when any cable is plugged to the nvidia card.
The Mac OS is booted, cuz I can do screenshots and on the screenshots is not a black screen.

So when i boot with just the radeon attached to the screen i got a visual without any issues.

What can I do?
Please update your motherboard and CPU information in your Personal Details as stipulated by the forum rules.

Has anything changed since you were able to get it working?
 
Done- sorry!
It was working before i changed the Mainboard and with OC 0.65 and Big Sur around one update ago end of january/beginning of february.

Error shows also Gioscreenlockstate3.

I assume that the config plist need some additional setting to run properly again e.g. show a screen- running is the hack.

My bios is set, there isnt much to configurate.
 
Thanks anyway.
Disabling Resize Bar in the Bios did the trick!
 
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