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HP Pavilion 590-p0070 3.2 GHz 8th gen Intel® Core i7 i7-8700

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Motherboard
MSI QE72 6QD Apache Pro (Clover UEFI)
CPU
i7-6700HQ
Graphics
Gtx960m HD 540 1920x1080
Mac
  1. iMac
  2. MacBook
  3. MacBook Pro
  4. Mac Pro
Classic Mac
  1. Power Mac
  2. PowerBook
Mobile Phone
  1. Android
  2. iOS
Specs
Processor & Chipset

  • Processor Manufacturer: Intel
  • Processor Type: Core i7
  • Processor Generation: 8th Gen
  • Processor Model: i7-8700
  • Processor Speed: 3.20 GHz

Memory
  • Standard Memory: 12 GB
  • Memory Technology: DDR4 SDRAM

Storage
  • Total Hard Drive Capacity: 1 TB
  • Optical Drive Type: DVD-Writer
  • Optical Media Supported: DVDR/RW

Display & Graphics
  • Graphics Controller Manufacturer: Intel
  • Graphics Controller Model: UHD Graphics 630
  • Graphics Memory Technology: DDR4 SDRAM
  • Graphics Memory Accessibility: Shared

Network & Communication
  • Wireless LAN: Yes
  • Bluetooth: Yes
working efi
Interfaces/Ports
  • HDMI: Yes
  • Total Number of USB Ports: 9
  • Number of USB 2.0 Ports: 2
  • Number of USB 3.1 Ports: 6
  • USB Type-C: Yes
  • USB Type-C Detail: USB 3.1-Type C: 1
  • VGA: Yes
Northbridge Intel Coffee Lake rev. 07
Southbridge Intel H370 rev. 10
Graphic Interface PCI-Express
Memory Type DDR4
Memory Size 12 GBytes
Channels Dual
Memory Frequency 1330.1 MHz (1:20)
CAS# latency (CL) 19.0
RAS# to CAS# delay (tRCD) 19
RAS# Precharge (tRP) 19
Cycle Time (tRAS) 43
Row Refresh Cycle Time (tRFC) 467
Command Rate (CR) 2T
Uncore Frequency 798.0 MHz
Host Bridge 0x3EC2
 

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It would be useful if you defined the problem(s) that you are experiencing.
sorry about that i made another post b4 this is the link https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/cant-get-macos-installer-to-work-on-coffee-lake-cpu.269169/

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Hey I have this system, but the i5-8400 variant. I'm assuming you're attempting to install Mojave? If so, the issues you are experiencing attempting to get into the installer are likely related to your UHD 630. I was only able to boot into the installer using fakeid 0x12345678 and I successfully installed Mojave, but I have so far been unable to get graphics acceleration working (only shows 7 mb).

Using that ID should get you to the installer (if you're using Mojave) but it may be less of a headache to just install High Sierra, just my two cents.
 
Hey I have this system, but the i5-8400 variant. I'm assuming you're attempting to install Mojave? If so, the issues you are experiencing attempting to get into the installer are likely related to your UHD 630. I was only able to boot into the installer using fakeid 0x12345678 and I successfully installed Mojave, but I have so far been unable to get graphics acceleration working (only shows 7 mb).

Using that ID should get you to the installer (if you're using Mojave) but it may be less of a headache to just install High Sierra, just my two cents.
ok thanks for the help ill see if i have any luck using that if
 
If all else fails you can try my EFI folder. It's directly from my installer USB.
 

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If all else fails you can try my EFI folder. It's directly from my installer USB.
thanks ill try it and let you know if it works i posted i like that could help you fix you GPU problem but they removed it so see if this can help . maybe you can use google to find the post

Coffee Lake doesn't have it's own Framebuffer as of 10.13.4, but what we can do is use the Kaby Lake Framebuffer by inserting the Device ID's of UHD 630 0x3E918086 for i3 and 0x3E928086 i5/i7 after which you can set as your FakeID in config.plist. By connecting these Device ID's to the Kaby Lake Framebuffer this will unlock graphical acceleration for the Coffee Lake i3's it can also be used for the i5 and i7 for acceleration. I'm actually using this method for all my Coffee Lake CPU's as it also gives me Hardware Encoding with Shiki.kext

The Kaby Lake Framebuffer may be overwritten each update and therefore you will redo this patch with each update i.e. going from High Sierra 10.13.3 to 10.13.4.

This patch is applied through the Terminal App since the plist files of the Kaby Laker kexts we need to inject the Coffee Lake Device ID's into aren't directly editable in Finder. This should only take 2-3 minutes to perform.
 
Appreciate it, but I don't believe that method would be valid for Mojave 10.14
 
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