- Joined
- Mar 9, 2011
- Messages
- 694
- Motherboard
- Gigabyte Z790 Aorus Elite AX
- CPU
- i9-13900K
- Graphics
- RX 6800 XT
- Mac
- Classic Mac
- Mobile Phone
1- You can use the iMac 13,1 or 13,2 and try and match the GPU chipset as much as you can from the ones available. I have a GTX 650 as an example and I now use the 13,2 with the GTX 660 that has the same GK107 as the one I got. You can make the edit on another card but better to keep it in the Nvidia or AMD bracket.
2- You can, but like I said it's better to get as close as possible to the chipset you card uses. If the iMac AGPM doesn't have the same try and look at other SMBIOS'
3- The AGPM not being signed doesn't matter, you can't sign it yourself but even though it's not signed it will still get loaded, for now...
2- You can, but like I said it's better to get as close as possible to the chipset you card uses. If the iMac AGPM doesn't have the same try and look at other SMBIOS'
3- The AGPM not being signed doesn't matter, you can't sign it yourself but even though it's not signed it will still get loaded, for now...
Hi, after all the business updating to Mavericks I've been looking at my hack to try and optimize it properly...
I'm wondering though :
1a) With a HD7950 is a MacMini 6,2 definition instead of a MacPro 3,1 really the best choice?
Seing how there isn't a discrete GPU in the ApplePowerManagement.kext for the MacMini
1b) When modifying APM.kext, can I add My own card info from System Information (Vendor1002Device679a)?
2) Lately when I tried modifying AGPM.kext I had a boot error about it not being properly signed,
the same with removing the GPU sensor from FakeSMC.kext (not booting with it). How to sign a modified kext so it doesn't bother me at boot?