[GUIDE] Asus Prime A320I-K (AM4) Motherboard – OpenCore – macOS Monterey

[craighazan]

Thanks for reporting, it was certificate issue, now fixed
Yes Sir, it is correct
please try yo upload again

Thank you. I uploaded the EFI, is the top file the new one?, and does the red dot in the center mean that's the one selected?.

 

[Inqnuam]

Thank you. I uploaded the EFI, is the top file the new one?, and does the red dot in the center mean that's the one selected?.

red dot = set as latest EFI for "Update OC"
I think the first one is the last uploaded but im not sure
download the archive by clicking on the cloud-down icon then check the plist to be sure which one it is.
To delete an EFI you'll need to disable it at first

 

[craighazan]

red dot = set as latest EFI for "Update OC"
I think the first one is the last uploaded but im not sure
download the archive by clicking on the cloud-down icon then check the plist to be sure which one it is.
To delete an EFI you'll need to disable it at first

Looks like the red dot indicates latest EFI upload, I deselected the top one and deleted.

 

[craighazan]

Installed the WD_BLACK SN 750 to the A320I-K motherboard, it's definitely much faster on this board than the B550, Monterey is snappier now. I've also been testing Big Sur, which I have installed on another SSD, it didn't feel as stable as Monterey, there were a couple of boot issues and finder wasn't as smooth.

 

[craighazan]

Just updated my OC EFI to 0.8.0 in HackinDROM. Added AppleMCEReporterDisabler.kext for compatibility with Monterey 12.3.1.

 

[craighazan]

Installed my Sapphire Pulse RX580 8GB, performing way better on this board than the B550M DS3H motherboard, (Metal score 46558).

 

[craighazan]

Back in November I posted about an unofficial BIOS update from Gigabyte and Asus for A320 motherboards to support Ryzen 5000 series processors. AMD officially released the update in April and today I was able to put it to the test by installing a Ryzen 5700X and so far everything seems fine.