- Joined
- Jul 1, 2013
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- Motherboard
- GA-Z87X-UD5H Rev 1.0 16GB Kingston Hyper-X grey
- CPU
- Intel i7 4790k
- Graphics
- GTX970
Hi,
Running perfect Sierra 10.12.5 build and just testing and learning for the switch, have High Sierra PB working OK on a second SSD. Two problems.
1) No NV driver for my 970 and resolution terrible, waiting for alternative web drivers right? Unless someone has a great idea. I also boot Windows at 1440p and am connected via DP so don't fancy using onboard graphics chip and an HDMI.
2) Bigger problem. Using Clover Configurator, newest version, need to drop MATS from ACPI tables to boot. I have plenty of choices of things to drop but MATS isn't listed as an signature in CC ACPI/ drop tables. If I boot Clover and manually choose to drop MATS, well that works, but it's a pain to do every time I want to boot and things would be far more elegant if I just having that set in my config.plist
I see others have done that. So...
Can anyone explain why I don't have MATS listed as a signature choice in my ACPI/ "drop tables" in CC so I can set in my config.plist? If not, can I add drop tables MATS to my config.plist manually and if so, what code do I need to add?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Amblin
Running perfect Sierra 10.12.5 build and just testing and learning for the switch, have High Sierra PB working OK on a second SSD. Two problems.
1) No NV driver for my 970 and resolution terrible, waiting for alternative web drivers right? Unless someone has a great idea. I also boot Windows at 1440p and am connected via DP so don't fancy using onboard graphics chip and an HDMI.
2) Bigger problem. Using Clover Configurator, newest version, need to drop MATS from ACPI tables to boot. I have plenty of choices of things to drop but MATS isn't listed as an signature in CC ACPI/ drop tables. If I boot Clover and manually choose to drop MATS, well that works, but it's a pain to do every time I want to boot and things would be far more elegant if I just having that set in my config.plist
I see others have done that. So...
Can anyone explain why I don't have MATS listed as a signature choice in my ACPI/ "drop tables" in CC so I can set in my config.plist? If not, can I add drop tables MATS to my config.plist manually and if so, what code do I need to add?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Amblin
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