Gigabyte B550 Vision D (Thunderbolt 3) + AMD Ryzen 7 3700X + AMD RX 5600 XT

[ddyaoshang]

Let's pursue this particular problem first, namely: UAD Apollo with one daisy-chained Satellite.

• Which satellite are you connecting in this scenario? The Quad or the Octo?
• Are both items running the latest firmware (this is firmware that is installed into the UAD devices)?
• Have both items been "hardware reset"?
• Are latest UAD drivers installed in macOS?
• The Asus Prime B550-Plus contains a Thunderbolt header. Is your GC-Alpine Ridge or Asus ThunderboltEX3-TR connected to that header?
  • If so, please check the Thunderbolt settings in BIOS Setup. Is there a "Thunderbolt Boot" option? If so, does it have a "Boot Once" choice?
• Does macOS freeze on plugin load when either the GC-Alpine Ridge or ThunderboltEX3-TR is used?

Thank you selfless dedication!

My Apollo X6 and Twin Duo Daisy-Chained did it! No problem with cold start/hot start/cold plug/hot plug /USB/ sleep/wake up, perfect!

My system Caterina 10.15.7.
The motherboard is Asus X299 Deluxe.
GC-Titan-Rridge 2.0, firmware TitanridgenVM23-E64FR. bin, plug into the third slot, short wire 1 and 3, USB plug into the Thunder card. SSDT-DTPG.aml was not enabled, SSDT-PrimeX299Deluxe-Thunderbolt3.aml was enabled. Thunderbolt Settings in BIOS Setup 【Thunderbolt Boot】 【GPIO3】 【GPIO3 Filter】 option open

 

[CaseySJ]

Thank you selfless dedication!

My Apollo X6 and Twin Duo Daisy-Chained did it! No problem with cold start/hot start/cold plug/hot plug /USB/ sleep/wake up, perfect!

My system Katerina 10.15.7.
The motherboard is asus X299 Deluxe.
Gc-titan-ridge 2.0, firmware TitanridgenVM23-E64FR. bin, plug into the third slot, short wire 1 and 3, USB plug into the Thunder card. SSDT-DTPG.aml was not enabled, SSDT-PrimeX299Deluxe-Thunderbolt3.aml was enabled. Thunderbolt Settings in BIOS Setup 【Thunderbolt Boot】 【GPIO3】 【GPIO3 Filter】 option open

Glad to hear it and welcome to the forum!

 

[Nighthawk99]

Hello guys,

jumped here in the last few days because I was searching information about performing a ryzentosh on my desktop pc. I must admit that I did not read the all thread long, so I could have missed something, my apologize for that.

Here below is my config:

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5900X
Mobo: Gigabyte B550 Vision D-P (yes, it is a sibling of the one covered in this thread, but I guess I can use this guide as well, right?)
GPU: nVidia GTX680
SSD: Samsung 840 pro 512GB (ok, I have a Samsung 970 Pro as well, but I read it has many issues, so I wanna skip that for now)
RAM: 32GB Crucial Ballistix 3600 Mhz.

I have some questions before attempting the procedure:

• First of all, have anyone already attempted to hack with my motherboard (Vision D-P)? Just to have a starting point in case the procedure was different that the one covered here for the Vision D.
• My motherboard has not F10 and F13 BIOS versions, but F11 and F12 (I don’t rembember the actual installed version, because I am not at home right now): https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/B550-VISION-D-P-rev-1x/support#support-dl-bios). Which file should I have to download from this thread?
• For me, it is absolutely needed to have Adobe Lightroom Classic and Adobe Photoshop working properly. Without them, ryzentosh is not a choice. Sorry, but I did not understand what fix to be applied for those apps and how. Could you gently drive me through?

Many thanks in case you wanna help me.

Bye.

 

[CaseySJ]

Hello guys,

jumped here in the last few days because I was searching information about performing a ryzentosh on my desktop pc. I must admit that I did not read the all thread long, so I could have missed something, my apologize for that.

Here below is my config:

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5900X
Mobo: Gigabyte B550 Vision D-P (yes, it is a sibling of the one covered in this thread, but I guess I can use this guide as well, right?)
GPU: nVidia GTX680
SSD: Samsung 840 pro 512GB (ok, I have a Samsung 970 Pro as well, but I read it has many issues, so I wanna skip that for now)
RAM: 32GB Crucial Ballistix 3600 Mhz.

I have some questions before attempting the procedure:

• First of all, have anyone already attempted to hack with my motherboard (Vision D-P)? Just to have a starting point in case the procedure was different that the one covered here for the Vision D.
• My motherboard has not F10 and F13 BIOS versions, but F11 and F12 (I don’t rembember the actual installed version, because I am not at home right now): https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/B550-VISION-D-P-rev-1x/support#support-dl-bios). Which file should I have to download from this thread?
• For me, it is absolutely needed to have Adobe Lightroom Classic and Adobe Photoshop working properly. Without them, ryzentosh is not a choice. Sorry, but I did not understand what fix to be applied for those apps and how. Could you gently drive me through?

Many thanks in case you wanna help me.

Bye.

Hello @Nighthawk99

Welcome to the forum. Although the Gigabyte B550 Vision D-P can run macOS Big Sur and Monterey, some things might now work properly, such as:

• Thunderbolt hot-plug
• Ethernet ports

The OpenCore EFI folder from this thread can be used as a starting point, but some things will need to be modified:

• USB port map might need some minor tweaks, but you can use the existing one first without making any changes.
• Device Properties may need to be modified because the PCI Paths for some devices may be different from Vision D.

Regarding Adobe applications, please see this post.

 

[Nighthawk99]

Many thanks @CaseySJ for your quick reply.

The Vision D-P has indeed two different onboard chips for the 2.5G ethernet ports: one from Intel (I225) the second from Realtek (I don't remember the chipset code): I'll search somewhere these kexts, I guess someone was in my same room in the past.

Finger crossed for my attempt. There are many settings I hope to set up correctly.

 

[etorix]

For me, it is absolutely needed to have Adobe Lightroom Classic and Adobe Photoshop working properly. Without them, ryzentosh is not a choice. Sorry, but I did not understand what fix to be applied for those apps and how.

If using Adobe applications is a requirement, you'd spare yourself a lot of time and frustration by going for an Intel build rather than AMD.

 

[Vorshim92]

Hi guys! Hi @CaseySJ happy new year! I hope you have had a good holiday. Unfortunately I haven't had much time to devote to my setups until now and right now I'm trying to understand why every time it turns back on from sleep I have to press something on the keyboard to turn on the screen. Any idea?

 

[CaseySJ]

Do Adobe apps work with all cores and all threads enabled and AVX-512 disabled? I thought Adobe Apps in Mac OS had issues without AVX-512?

I was able to run latest Photoshop with all P-cores and E-cores enabled, but I'm not familiar enough with that app to know how exactly to test AVX-512. Unfortunately my 7-day trial period is over so I hope someone in the Alder Lake thread can provide more assistance.

 

[CaseySJ]

Hi guys! Hi @CaseySJ happy new year! I hope you have had a good holiday. Unfortunately I haven't had much time to devote to my setups until now and right now I'm trying to understand why every time it turns back on from sleep I have to press something on the keyboard to turn on the screen. Any idea?

Pressing a key on keyboard is normal for wake-from-sleep. Just be glad your system wakes from sleep!

 

[energy23]

I believe the apps can open initially without it? But for me AVX-512 certainly has to be enabled if you want the full functionality.

My 9-5 job is within the Adobe Suite (Photoshop, Indesign, Illustrator, Lightroom, After Effects and Premiere). So I absolutely need something very reliable as its my primary machine for work. Would you say the hackintosh is at its end for Adobe app users?

I've been debating whether I should go with a 10900K instead... Or a 10980XE.