Gigabyte Z490 Vision D (Thunderbolt 3) + i5-10400 + AMD RX 580

[cliffDeane]

Hi guys,

I have had a very stable z490 Vision D with a 6600 AMD card for the past two years. I have updated to the latest public release version of Ventura. One issue is that sometimes, when it goes to sleep, I cannot wake the machine back up. Has anyone experienced this? Never had this issue on any other Os's. I have a fully compatible Broadcom card and also all USB is mapped correctly.

Just wondering is this a Ventura bug? Also sometimes, when it comes back from sleep, Wifi is disabled, and I have got re-enable it.

Cliff

 

[jaymonkey]

issue is that sometimes, when it goes to sleep, I cannot wake the machine back up. Has anyone experienced this? Never had this issue on any other Os's. I have a fully compatible Broadcom card and also all USB is mapped correctly.

@cliffDeane,

I have Gigabyte Z490 Vision G and have no problems with waking Ventura 13.0.1 from sleep.
Make sure you have SSDT-USBW if you want to wake via the keyboard.
I did, however, see this issue with Ventura 13.0.

The only real issue with Ventura Sleep is that it is no longer possible to disable scheduled power management wakes via the command sudo pmset -a tcpkeepalive 0, this issue is effecting Hackintosh systems and genuine Apple Mac's.

See this post for more info :-

[SOLVED] Ventura - Random (Scheduled) Wake from Sleep

MacOS 13 - Ventura Random Wake from Sleep Issue Like several others have reported in various threads, for example :- https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/ventura-hackintosh-randomly-wakes-up.322694/post-2343076 Both my Desktop Z490 Ventura systems (See White Knight in my sig for full spec) are...

www.tonymacx86.com

Cheers
Jay

 

[ffk]

If anyone has flashed F21 I'd be interested to hear about the experience with it.

It seems like a long time ago, but I looked back through my posts and back in August 2022 I had issues with selecting GPUs and turned out to be CSM Support... at any rate... while going through all that I did a BIOS flash (which I now know was unnecessary), and, not paying attention, I went to F21. The flash worked fine. I haven't noticed any out of the ordinary things. Aside from things screwing up because I messed with something, this build as been very good.

I may have tried sleep once or twice, and it rebooted. I believe that was before the BIOS flash. I never use sleep, so I didn't bother to look into it.

@trs96, Is there something in particular you want me to check?

 

[ErnieSalad]

Hey everyone - reaching out in case anyone has experienced something similar...

Extracting .zip's using macOS Archive Utility (or a third party app like Keka) is nightmarishly slow for me. Like a fairly small 500MB ZIP file can take 4-5mins to extract, and during this time my system goes fairly unresponsive, like any other task is sent to the back of the queue.

Problem has persisted from Catalina through to Monterey, and OC 0.7.4 through 0.8.3. Any CPU settings I could try and tweak in BIOS?

Thanks for any ideas out there!

 

[CaseySJ]

Hey everyone - reaching out in case anyone has experienced something similar...

Extracting .zip's using macOS Archive Utility (or a third party app like Keka) is nightmarishly slow for me. Like a fairly small 500mb ZIP file can take 4-5mins to extract, and during this time my system goes fairly unresponsive, like any other task is sent to the back of the queue.

Problem has persisted from Catalina through to Monterey, and OC 0.7.4 through 0.8.3. Any CPU settings I could try and tweak in BIOS?

Thanks for any ideas out there!

Could this be due to one or more SSDs filling up?

Are all file operations slow or only extracting of Zips, and only when using the built-in macOS unarchiver?

 

[CaseySJ]

OpenCore Configurator 2.65.0.0 is now available. Please set it to "0.8.7 Release Configuration".

 

[5ky14k3]

Wow -- you guys are good! This firmware update for the i225-V works beautifully.

• AppleVTD needs to be enabled.
• To get 2.5Gbps we need to set DeviceProperties as shown below.

As mentioned previously, Google for "i225-Vmod.zip", click on the result, and translate the webpage to your native language. Then feel free to ask any questions here.
View attachment 545559View attachment 545560View attachment 545561View attachment 545562

Would anybody share i225-Vmod.zip, pretty please?
I need it sooo bad and can't find this file anywhere on the web.
Thanks in advance.

 

[jaymonkey]

Would anybody share i225-Vmod.zip

See my post at the top of the previous page :-

Gigabyte Z490 Vision D (Thunderbolt 3) + i5-10400 + AMD RX 580

I was upgrading from Big Sur. Vision G BIOS is F6 The best/most stable BIOS for Z490 Vision G is Version F20 :- https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/Z490-VISION-G-rev-1x/support#support-dl-bios Unfortunately the files to re-flash the chip have all disappeared online, does anyone still have...

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Cheers
Jay

 

[Hugh Hackma]

OpenCore Configurator 2.65.0.0 is now available. Please set it to "0.8.7 Release Configuration".

Hi, @CaseySJ! I tried to use your guide for Thunderbolt Bus Activation but links are broken with this message "Oops! We ran into some problems"

 

[cliffDeane]

@cliffDeane,

I have Gigabyte Z490 Vision G and have no problems with waking Ventura 13.0.1 from sleep.
Make sure you have SSDT-USBW if you want to wake via the keyboard.
I did, however, see this issue with Ventura 13.0.

The only real issue with Ventura Sleep is that it is no longer possible to disable scheduled power management wakes via the command sudo pmset -a tcpkeepalive 0, this issue is effecting Hackintosh systems and genuine Apple Mac's.

See this post for more info :-

[SOLVED] Ventura - Random (Scheduled) Wake from Sleep

MacOS 13 - Ventura Random Wake from Sleep Issue Like several others have reported in various threads, for example :- https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/ventura-hackintosh-randomly-wakes-up.322694/post-2343076 Both my Desktop Z490 Ventura systems (See White Knight in my sig for full spec) are...

www.tonymacx86.com

Cheers
Jay

Hi jay,

Thank you for your input. I have tried those suggestions. My issue is not it waking from sleep randomly. It's that it just won't wake from sleep at all. (I also had the SSDT-USBW present as suggested)

I also have a Z490 Asus prime A build and that build has no issues. It also has " tcpkeepalive" present in the when I put "pmset -g" into terminal.

The only difference I have with both builds is that my z490 Vision D has kext less USB mapping as I did it via ACPI.
My other build uses a kext only for USB mapping. I really don't think that could be the issue as this has worked flawless since Big Sur.

Might you or anyone else have some more suggestions to solve this and help me out?

Cliff