[Success] - Asus ROG Strix Z490-E Gaming + i9 10900K + OpenCore

[toannq]

Thank you for that. The system is for now rock stable, it works perfect!

The iGPU over HDMI works also perfect with an active DV-HDMI adaptor.

Can you tell me the url to buy this adapter? thank you!

 

[scope666]

I can confirm that I definitely have a slow down of the internet speed after the wake up. I have to restart in order to fix it. Sign out doesn't help. Maybe it is my internet card the problem? --> it seems so: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/fenvi-t919-slow-speed-after-wake-from-sleep.220797/ I have an "old" Fenvi T919 (BCM94360CD). I will try that solution and report back.

Confirmed on my end as well. I'll check out that link...

Before sleep:

After sleep:

 

[scope666]

I can confirm that I definitely have a slow down of the internet speed after the wake up. I have to restart in order to fix it. Sign out doesn't help. Maybe it is my internet card the problem? --> it seems so: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/fenvi-t919-slow-speed-after-wake-from-sleep.220797/ I have an "old" Fenvi T919 (BCM94360CD). I will try that solution and report back.

Confirmed, the fix you found WORKS! I'll add something to the first post.

2nd run in this screen shot was after sleep:

 

[hemon]

Can you tell me the url to buy this adapter? thank you!

I bought this https://www.ebay.de/itm/Benfei-Akti...e=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649 but I'm sure you can buy every HDMI DisplayPort active adaptor.

 

[hemon]

Confirmed, the fix you found WORKS! I'll add something to the first post.

2nd run in this screen shot was after sleep:

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That's great!

By the way, there is a new BIOS update 0703 but I suggest you to not update since sometime it doesn't recognize the drivers at the boot.

 

[scope666]

That's great!

By the way, there is a new bios update 0703 but I suggest you to not update since sometime it doesn't recognize the drivers at the boot.

Thanks for the tip. I figured something else out, if you boot up using F8 and go straight to Windows without "passing through" OpenCore, the board properly identifies itself to things like CPU-Z and Armoury Crate. Otherwise your motherboard model becomes AcidAnthera and Armoury Crate won't offer you any updates. (and other apps like this)

 

[hemon]

Thanks for the tip. I figured something else out, if you boot up using F8 and go straight to Windows without "passing through" OpenCore, the board properly identifies itself to things like CPU-Z and Armoury Crate. Otherwise your motherboard model becomes AcidAnthera and Armoury Crate won't offer you any updates. (and other apps like this)

That's interesting, I haven't noticed it before!

 

[scope666]

That's interesting, I haven't noticed it before!

Yeah, I think I like going into Windows directly, seems better to me to have the ACPI board info correct. It does seem to reset your cryptographic identity so it's best to pick a method and stick to it. (it asks to re-enter Microsoft password when you change the method)

My method going forward. UEFI set to boot Windows directly by default (bypassing OpenCore). OpenCore is set for Mac as default. I press F8 when first booting to get the boot menu, I choose the SSD with OpenCore on it when I want to go into macOS... I do nothing if I want Windows.

The reverse of all of this could work too. OpenCore set as default in UEFI, press F8 and choose Windows drive if you want Windows.

 

[hemon]

Yeah, I think I like going into Windows directly, seems better to me to have the ACPI board info correct. It does seem to reset your cryptographic identity so it's best to pick a method and stick to it. (it asks to re-enter Microsoft password when you change the method)

My method going forward. UEFI set to boot Windows directly by default (bypassing OpenCore). OpenCore is set for Mac as default. I press F8 when first booting to get the boot menu, I choose the SSD with OpenCore on it when I want to go into macOS... I do nothing if I want Windows.

The reverse of all of this could work too. OpenCore set as default in UEFI, press F8 and choose Windows drive if you want Windows.

That's because I always have always asked for a password again (I thought, someone wanted to hack me…) and I wanted to install an Asus program but it says that I have no Asus motherboard!

EDIT: I updated the ME Firmware to the last version of the 22.6 and now the drivers are recognized.

 

[rhyskin]

Hey mate, I've got the ROG Maximus XII Hero here, do you think I'd be able to use your EFI?

Done a few Hackintoshes but haven't really played around with DSDTs etc since my Rampage IV Extreme lol.