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- Dec 11, 2011
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- Motherboard
- Gigabyte Z87M D3H
- CPU
- Intel Core I5 4670k
- Graphics
- HD 4600
- Mac
- Classic Mac
- Mobile Phone
Same here.I have it working but only with CMS disabled which requires a UEFI/GOP flashed GFX...
Same here.I have it working but only with CMS disabled which requires a UEFI/GOP flashed GFX...
In addition to sleep, that is also the only way to get native 1080p Clover GUI. I cannot get 1080p/1440p Clover GUI with HD4000 DP/HDMI to successfully boot to the Desktop (Clover GUI assigns a non native resolution of 1024x768). The result is 9 Desktop images across top of screen, unplug/reply display works 1 in 10 times, otherwise black screen.I have it working but only with CMS disabled which requires a UEFI/GOP flashed GFX...
In addition to sleep, that is also the only way to get native 1080p Clover GUI. I cannot get 1080p/1440p Clover GUI with HD4000 DP/HDMI to successfully boot to the Desktop (Clover GUI assigns a non native resolution of 1024x768). The result is 9 Desktop images across top of screen, unplug/reply display works 1 in 10 times, otherwise black screen.
In addition to sleep, that is also the only way to get native 1080p Clover GUI. Clover GUI assigns a non native resolution of 1024x768.
I have it working but only with CMS disabled which requires a UEFI/GOP flashed GFX...
Interesting,
I have the same problem with the resolution being assigned to 1024x768 with HD4000 on DVI. CSM Enabled
I will report back after I update my GFX to a UEFI version.
For gigabyte boards u can find it hereHow are you planning on updating the HD4000 to UEFI since it has no BIOS?
It have detailed guide about updating oroms for UEFI aptio boards.I am still confused. Neither of those links mention updating the HD4000 to a UEFI rom, in fact they don't mention UEFI anything.
I have no resolution issues as I added the CsmVideoDxe-64.efi driver to mine and fixes the GFX issue but I can't disable CSM as I have the Apple HD5870 not some UEFI GFX card.
I am still confused. Neither of those links mention updating the HD4000 to a UEFI rom, in fact they don't mention UEFI anything.