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- Jul 2, 2019
- Messages
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- Motherboard
- Gigabyte Z390 M Gaming
- CPU
- i9 9900K
- Graphics
- Gigabyte RX 5700 XT
I managed to fix the Black Screen issue with my Gigabyte RX 5700 XT. I come here to share my experience.
I have to say I first tried a Sapphire Pulse RX 5700 XT and it was having the same problem... I thought it was the card and returned it... Probably the current fix would work for the Pulse too.
I have a Gigabyte Z390 M Gaming Mobo and i9 9900K for reference.
I´m using Clover 5113 and WhateverGreen 1.3.9 on Catalina 10.15.4
I´m using the agdpmod=pikera bootflag
IGPU is disabled in BIOS
But even though it was not working...
What solved was deleting a patch I had called... com.apple.driver.AppleGraphicsDevicePolicy (Prevent AGDP from loading)... it was on Kernel and Kext Patches on my Clover Configurator.
After doing this everything worked... Display Port 4K, and even with a second monitor in HDMI. Sleep/Hibernate working too.
No mouse issues as some reported on 10.15.4, guess latest Clover version fixed it (I read there was a fix for mouse on Clover Releases after 10.15.4 update)
agdpmod=pikera bootflag was totally necessary too, without it I get Black Screen.
I tested and it worked with SMBIOS iMac 19,1 and iMac Pro 1,1 ... Both worked well.
I´m attaching my EFI trying to help you guys. I generated a new iMac Pro 1,1 serial on it to erase my serial... I suggest you generate a new one just for you, specially if you will try iMessage or Facetime.
I don´t have any more ideas on how to solve the Black Screen Issue... if this fix doesn´t work for you. Everything I had to say is here. So don´t ask. Try my EFI if you want, if you have a Gigabyte Mobo it will probably be good for you.
So the solution is related to AGDP, the patch I used was probably interfering with the agdpmod=pikera bootflag, as both have the same funcion, but I guess agdpmod=pikera as being a WhateverGreen bootflag is newer and better implemented.
For further knowledge about AGDP read this therad:
I have to say I first tried a Sapphire Pulse RX 5700 XT and it was having the same problem... I thought it was the card and returned it... Probably the current fix would work for the Pulse too.
I have a Gigabyte Z390 M Gaming Mobo and i9 9900K for reference.
I´m using Clover 5113 and WhateverGreen 1.3.9 on Catalina 10.15.4
I´m using the agdpmod=pikera bootflag
IGPU is disabled in BIOS
But even though it was not working...
What solved was deleting a patch I had called... com.apple.driver.AppleGraphicsDevicePolicy (Prevent AGDP from loading)... it was on Kernel and Kext Patches on my Clover Configurator.
After doing this everything worked... Display Port 4K, and even with a second monitor in HDMI. Sleep/Hibernate working too.
No mouse issues as some reported on 10.15.4, guess latest Clover version fixed it (I read there was a fix for mouse on Clover Releases after 10.15.4 update)
agdpmod=pikera bootflag was totally necessary too, without it I get Black Screen.
I tested and it worked with SMBIOS iMac 19,1 and iMac Pro 1,1 ... Both worked well.
I´m attaching my EFI trying to help you guys. I generated a new iMac Pro 1,1 serial on it to erase my serial... I suggest you generate a new one just for you, specially if you will try iMessage or Facetime.
I don´t have any more ideas on how to solve the Black Screen Issue... if this fix doesn´t work for you. Everything I had to say is here. So don´t ask. Try my EFI if you want, if you have a Gigabyte Mobo it will probably be good for you.
So the solution is related to AGDP, the patch I used was probably interfering with the agdpmod=pikera bootflag, as both have the same funcion, but I guess agdpmod=pikera as being a WhateverGreen bootflag is newer and better implemented.
For further knowledge about AGDP read this therad:
What does this patch do to AppleGraphicsDevicePolicy?
I noticed an issue recently when I started using my monitors in portrait for work. After cold boot the orientation of the screens was messed up. The main screen window is correctly set up because the cursor appears in the right position, but the underlying desktop screen was in landscape and at...
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