Intel HD 4400 causing freezing in macOS 12+ but not in macOS 11

[bhduhdv]

@Edhawk and @Feartech
Look I found someone who had the same problem as me on github

It looks like the problem is the HD 4400 looks like I need to scour the internet to do find cheap 4th gen i5

 

[bhduhdv]

Actually after scouring the internet i was able to find out that these gpu related issues are caused by macOS 12.3 and newer. That means i can install and older version of monterey without any problems. Do you mods @Edhawk and @Feartech know about this issue and is there a workaround for this

 

[Feartech]

Actually after scouring the internet i was able to find out that these gpu related issues are caused by macOS 12.3 and newer. That means i can install and older version of monterey without any problems. Do you mods @Edhawk and @Feartech know about this issue and is there a workaround for this

not sure, I have not used a Haswell for a number of years

 

[bhduhdv]

not sure, I have not used a Haswell for a number of years

What would you recomend latest version of big sur or older version of monterey

 

[Edhawk]

I have a few Haswell systems but the lowest CPU still in use is an i5-4440, which uses the HD4600 IGPU. I have never bought an i3 Haswell CPU or a system incorporating one. So I have never encountered this issue.

If you plan to install an i5 CPU I would recommend you have a look in the user manual for your HP system, to check which if any CPU you can use as a replacement. The current CPU could be soldered to the motherboard so it is not a replaceable part, or have a low thermal output that a normal desktop Haswell i5 might greatly exceed making the system run too hot with a CPU with the wrong thermal cooling requirements.

 

[Edhawk]

Latest version of Big Sur.

 

[Feartech]

What would you recomend latest version of big sur or older version of monterey

whichever works the best for you

 

[bhduhdv]

I have a few Haswell systems but the lowest CPU still in use is an i5-4440, which uses the HD4600 IGPU. I have never bought an i3 Haswell CPU or a system incorporating one. So I have never encountered this issue.

If you plan to install an i5 CPU I would recommend you have a look in the user manual for your HP system, to check which if any CPU you can use as a replacement. The current CPU could be soldered to the motherboard so it is not a replaceable part, or have a low thermal output that a normal desktop Haswell i5 might greatly exceed making the system run too hot with a CPU with the wrong thermal cooling requirements.

No I have checked it is replacable and my mini pc shipped with a 60w charger so i have to keep in mind that i have to buy a "T" series cpu that draw less power and heat than there normal varients

 

[bhduhdv]

Ok I plan on using Big sur until its support is nuked by apple and then upgrade to older version monterey, thanks for the help!!

 

[Robbish]

idk, but here is my EFI folder you can check if i have done something wrong\

Judging by the date of your BOOTx64.efi (9 May 2023 at 00:53), you're on OpenCore ver. 0.9.2. You appear to have errors in your config.plist;

NOTE: This version of ocvalidate is only compatible with OpenCore version 0.9.2!

OCS: Missing key DisableIoMapperMapping, context <Quirks>!
OCS: Missing key GopBurstMode, context <Output>!
OCS: Missing key InitialMode, context <Output>!
OCS: Missing key ResizeUsePciRbIo, context <Quirks>!
Serialisation returns 4 errors!

UEFI->Output->InitialMode is illegal (Can only be Auto, Text, or Graphics)!
CheckUefi returns 1 error!

Completed validating ... Found 5 issues requiring attention.

if you download OpenCore version 0.9.2 and open Docs > Sample.plist then you can copy those missing keys listed above into your config.plist.