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- Mar 18, 2011
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- Asus Prime z390
- CPU
- i7 8700K
- Graphics
- Asus Strix Vega 56
- Mobile Phone
Hi @Jakeofspades
Did you solve your problems with the iGPU and the Thunderbolt?
I have almost the same configuration, and it works very well. Only my video card is Vega 56.
With the Thunderbolt, the adapter you use is the original Apple? I read that if you use any other brand, it gives you several problems.
I use TB3-EX and TB3 to TB2 from startech. It has not given me problems, but it can happen.
ahh, for the shutdown problem, I have solved it using OsxAptioFix2Drv-free2000 and adding slide=0.
when the OSX does not turn off properly, or you do a hard reset, something happens with the thunderbolt and it does not recognize it in the next boot. Hence, the source must be disconnected so that the capacitors are discharged and the thunderbolt is recognized again. It happened to me that even so I did not recognize the thunderbolt. I had to boot in windows, with nothing connected to the thunderbolt, and in the windows connect the disk (a Promise), after that, everything worked very well in the OSX.
As I said, I did not do all this again since I put the kext OsxAptionFix2Drv-2000 + slide = 0 and the OSX was shutting down correctly.
I hope the information is usefull.
Did you solve your problems with the iGPU and the Thunderbolt?
I have almost the same configuration, and it works very well. Only my video card is Vega 56.
With the Thunderbolt, the adapter you use is the original Apple? I read that if you use any other brand, it gives you several problems.
I use TB3-EX and TB3 to TB2 from startech. It has not given me problems, but it can happen.
ahh, for the shutdown problem, I have solved it using OsxAptioFix2Drv-free2000 and adding slide=0.
when the OSX does not turn off properly, or you do a hard reset, something happens with the thunderbolt and it does not recognize it in the next boot. Hence, the source must be disconnected so that the capacitors are discharged and the thunderbolt is recognized again. It happened to me that even so I did not recognize the thunderbolt. I had to boot in windows, with nothing connected to the thunderbolt, and in the windows connect the disk (a Promise), after that, everything worked very well in the OSX.
As I said, I did not do all this again since I put the kext OsxAptionFix2Drv-2000 + slide = 0 and the OSX was shutting down correctly.
I hope the information is usefull.
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