kernel_task using high % of CPU, probably caused by GPE ACPI interrupt

[Feartech]

Ok here is my report files, let me know if you need anything else.

no need to fake your CPU in your config.plist

lilucpu=10 is not required

try each of these:
MacBookPro16,1, or MacBookPro16,3, or MacBookPro16,4

and your info.plist in your usbports.kext is MacBookPro16,3, should be the same as your config.plist

 

[sintax0r]

no need to fake your CPU in your config.plist

lilucpu=10 is not required

try each of these:
MacBookPro16,1, or MacBookPro16,3, or MacBookPro16,4

and your info.plist in your usbports.kext is MacBookPro16,3, should be the same as your config.plist

can I just edit the MBP model in the info.plist or do i need to rebuild the kext ?

 

[sintax0r]

if I remove the CPU mask and lilucpu=10 the system doesn't boot, apparently this is a required fix for Comet Lake CPU's but i fixed the USBports

 

[Feartech]

Ok here is my report files, let me know if you need anything else.

also strange to see 3 SSDT's for your trackpad, why did you need to do that?

may also be worth reading over:

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[sintax0r]

@efj have you tried the above patch he linked on your EFI build ?