Mine does that all the time. Sometime I get worried that it will not boot. Does the same on my other machine with the RX 5600xt.Does anyone else here with an RX 5700XT experience a behavior that the monitor goes to sleep (black screen) between the Apple logo/progress bar and the desktop login?
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We can manually set the memory speed to 2933MHz without enabling XMP Profile. There's a pop-up menu with available memory speeds. The highest we should go is 2933MHz on DDR4.
3733 MHz is with LPDDR4X memory on Intel Ice Lake.Sorry to reply to such an old post. I'm about to build my hackintosh this week. I thought we were able to go up to 3733MHz now that the new MacBook and 13" MacBook Pro support ram at those speeds. Although I am surprised that the 2020 iMac is still only at 2666MHz. I have Dominator Platinum RGB at 3466HMz and don't mind under-clocking it and tightening up the timings if needed
It's lovely, but I hope there will also be a Big Navi version of that.Gigabyte Vision 3080:
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You and me both!It's lovely, but I hope there will also be a Big Navi version of that.
@CaseySJ all parts are in. Have updated the BIOS to F5. I picked the USB installer and after restart arrived at the OC picker. The Apple and progress bar appeared. The progress bar appears to be stalled. When you write, installer will take a few moments, about how long is a few moments?MacOS installer will take a few moments to load and run.
We should give it 10-15 minutes.@CaseySJ all parts are in. Have updated the BIOS to F5. I picked the USB installer and after restart arrived at the OC picker. The Apple and progress bar appeared. The progress bar appears to be stalled. When you write, installer will take a few moments, about how long is a few moments?
I restarted and in BIOS under boot there is a new choice for open core in addition to the usb efi choice. I chose that one but seem to be stuck at 50% againWe should give it 10-15 minutes.