- Joined
- Jul 17, 2011
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- Motherboard
- GA-H170-WIFI
- CPU
- i5-6600
- Graphics
- HD530
- Mobile Phone
Hi everyone,
I did my due diligence and searched before posting this question, so forgive me if I missed something.
I remember reading a post (either here or on another forum) stating that wake does not yet work when using the HD 530 graphics that are built into the Skylake processors.
My rig will sleep, but when I try to wake it, it won't fully wake up. The power comes back on, but nothing responds, monitor stays in low power mode.
If I leave it in that state, it will eventually take down my internal network. I'm guessing it is broadcast storming or similar. I remember this happening when waking on my old (cir 2012) hackintosh.
TL DR - Does sleep/wake officially not yet work when using internal graphics (HD 530)?
Thanks!
I did my due diligence and searched before posting this question, so forgive me if I missed something.
I remember reading a post (either here or on another forum) stating that wake does not yet work when using the HD 530 graphics that are built into the Skylake processors.
My rig will sleep, but when I try to wake it, it won't fully wake up. The power comes back on, but nothing responds, monitor stays in low power mode.
If I leave it in that state, it will eventually take down my internal network. I'm guessing it is broadcast storming or similar. I remember this happening when waking on my old (cir 2012) hackintosh.
TL DR - Does sleep/wake officially not yet work when using internal graphics (HD 530)?
Thanks!