Very interesting @CaseySJ, hopefully those updates will make the difference. I hope others benefit from the updates also!
The 10900k has 100mhz higher boost than 1085k and 10900 non k, and that 100mhz is using around 100w of power more, that's why i would not get that cpu at all. I would get the cheapest and also undervolt it to have much better perf/watt figures (and avoid throttling on air coolers)Read this post: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/...olt-3-i5-10400-amd-rx-580.298642/post-2159230
On Z490 Vizion D/G motherboards K and non-K CPUs hasn't any PL1/PL2 limits and CPU can always be on high frequency and power consumption. I mean, K and non-K CPUs has no limits and may consume more than 200W for 1, 2, 10 minutes - time doesn't matter, only temperature, and CPU need very good cooler to avoid throttling. Both versions is very fast (but you can overclock K version), but very hot too.
You can buy K or non-K CPU, and both versions need VERY GOOD cooler for i9 10850/10900(K) CPU.
If you have money for i9 - please, spent some for water cooling system (good solution, obviously, 360mm radiator cooler).
Please, read this posts:
Gigabyte Z490 Vision D (Thunderbolt 3) + i5-10400 + AMD RX 580
The correct name appears in Startup Disk, but the same name is showing in OC Picker. I have exactly the same problem and have never been able to resolve it. The OpenCore picker shows a different name for both my Catalina NVMe and my Big Sur SSD even though the disks are named correctly after...Gigabyte Z490 Vision D (Thunderbolt 3) + i5-10400 + AMD RX 580
@CaseySJ thanks for the solution to changing the Disk Label in OC Picker, it worked for me. Another thing I've run into is occasionally when I restart or turn on CPU and load into MacOS I will get the following screen immediately following selection. Then I have to hold the power button to...
@1Revenger1 is right. I'm using iMac Pro SMBIOS with iGPU disabled in BIOS and everything is working perfectly - Apple TV, Netflix and HBO GO in Safari. After changing SMBIOS to imacpro1,1 and disabling iGPU you'll have to remove ig-platform-id (from device properties) and both agdpmod and shikigva from boot arguments in config.plist. Just give it a go.
I wonder if there’s a particular platform id we, the community, haven’t thought of that would enable DRM support on the iGpu.
I’ve tried to play a movie on my Mac Mini server using AppleTV app and it brings up a viewer window but says that movie can only be played on displays that support HDCP. Mini uses DP to a Dell monitor. I tried on Hackintosh and had same symptoms as you describe. Both of my displays are connected via Display Port (does it support HDCP, not sure) and both displays are Dell (don’t know if the monitors supports HDCP either). But maybe that is the reason.
As far as I know Intel Optane is used to cache drives either in normal and RAID mode. You should be able to setup RAID using in AHCI SATA mode. Look once again into the manual - 3-1 Configuring SATA Controllers - (Note 1) Skip this step if you do not want to create RAID array on the SATA controller.
"Just like DVI and HDMI, DisplayPort supports HDCP content protection. DisplayPort 1.4a supports the latest HDCP 2.2 content protection that is required for the latest premium AV contents." From the DisplayPort.org FAQ.
