Same here. Yes, file system seems likely, because even rolling back to F10, still could not boot. Major agony. I had a SuperDuper image and on restoring that, all was okay. My personal files are all sync'd via Google Drive/Dropbox and LAN NAS, so everything is as was before but still.
Same here. Yes, file system seems likely, because even rolling back to F10, still could not boot. Major agony. I had a SuperDuper image and on restoring that, all was okay. My personal files are all sync'd via Google Drive/Dropbox and LAN NAS, so everything is as was before but still.
Bummer, this looks bad. Sorry for pointing out the new BIOS, folks. It's now hard to believe what they state in "improve system performance and stability"
So guys, you may congratulate me, it works like a champ now, I’ve resolved the previous issues and yeah, it’s crazy powerful.
I’ve used Unibeast for making bootable USB this time (though I think previous methods were also working and were not causing the problem).
Replaced the EFI folder using @b166ar's, generated a new S/N.
Copied kexts from LE to Others and went through install like it was an original mac.(I didn’t copy them before, no wonder installer wouldn’t even start)
Applied all the tweaks from GitHub manual and also added Patches for more power from USB which @inarush mentioned earlier.
Cloned the macOS ssd to another with Carbon Copy Cloner.
Installed FCPX, Lightroom, Photoshop…Everything so smooth.
BruceX finishes in 15 seconds.
4k 100mbit footage renders on the go, I was applying LUTS, Noise Reduction and Stabilization, before I would wait hours(Macbook Pro 13") - now minutes.
Windows 10 also boots and works like a champ from 2nd m.2.
Here are Geekbench and Cinebench results, also my Geeek a50 case with custom side panels.
So guys, you may congratulate me, it works like a champ now, I’ve resolved the previous issues and yeah, it’s crazy powerful.
I’ve used Unibeast for making bootable USB this time (though I think previous methods were also working and were not causing the problem).
Replaced the EFI folder using @b166ar's, generated a new S/N.
Copied kexts from LE to Others and went through install like it was an original mac.(I didn’t copy them before, no wonder installer wouldn’t even start)
Applied all the tweaks from GitHub manual and also added Patches for more power from USB which @inarush mentioned earlier.
Cloned the macOS ssd to another with Carbon Copy Cloner.
Installed FCPX, Lightroom, Photoshop…Everything so smooth.
BruceX finishes in 15 seconds.
4k 100mbit footage renders on the go, I was applying LUTS, Noise Reduction and Stabilization, before I would wait hours(Macbook Pro 13") - now minutes.
Windows 10 also boots and works like a champ from 2nd m.2.
Here are Geekbench and Cinebench results, also my Geeek a50 case with custom side panels.
Thanks! As I said it's Geeek A50 case which is I believe got its "inspiration" from Dan a4 SFX Case. They almost the same size like(Geeek slightly bigger) and Dan a4 uses all premium materials, while Geeek mostly made of acrylic (except the chassis, it's aluminum ).
Speaking about price: Dan a4 - 250-300 USD, Geeek - 100 USD, mine actually is cheaper since I'm currently in China.
Geeek comes in two versions: one is international - has color choice, and two front usb, second is chinese - the one I have, it's only black and white, one front usb. The amount of the holes on the side panels wasn't enough for proper airflow in my opinion so I've ordered the custom ones.
Thanks! As I said it's Geeek A50 case which is I believe got its "inspiration" from Dan a4 SFX Case. They almost the same size like(Geeek slightly bigger) and Dan a4 uses all premium materials, while Geeek mostly made of acrylic (except the chassis, it's aluminum ).
Speaking about price: Dan a4 - 250-300 USD, Geeek - 100 USD, mine actually is cheaper since I'm currently in China.
Geeek comes in two versions: one is international - has color choice, and two front usb, second is chinese - the one I have, it's only black and white, one front usb. The amount of the holes on the side panels wasn't enough for proper airflow in my opinion so I've ordered the custom ones.
Yes, I went through similar builds, made some research on TDP etc... and choose SF450, the fan doesn't spin most of the time unless I play heavy games (tried only Far Cry 3,5 and Need For Speed Payback so far) or do some heavy editing in FCPX, and even if it does - only for a short time.
When it comes to thermals and noise:
GPU mostly silent, even in FCPX, games make it hot(didn't check the temp) and a bit noisy, but when you play with sound it's not noticeable.
CPU also is super silent, games usually use GPU more, FCPX as well, the only thing made it hit 75-78°C is export 200 of 24mp RAW into JPEG using Adobe Lightroom, apart from that 30°C when idle, 45-60°C during the FCPX render and gaming.
There are two silent 92mm PWM case fans on the top, I purchased them separately and they help a lot with getting rid of that hot air inside of the case:
So guys, you may congratulate me, it works like a champ now, I’ve resolved the previous issues and yeah, it’s crazy powerful.
I’ve used Unibeast for making bootable USB this time (though I think previous methods were also working and were not causing the problem).
Replaced the EFI folder using @b166ar's, generated a new S/N.
Copied kexts from LE to Others and went through install like it was an original mac.(I didn’t copy them before, no wonder installer wouldn’t even start)
Applied all the tweaks from GitHub manual and also added Patches for more power from USB which @inarush mentioned earlier.
Cloned the macOS ssd to another with Carbon Copy Cloner.
Installed FCPX, Lightroom, Photoshop…Everything so smooth.
BruceX finishes in 15 seconds.
4k 100mbit footage renders on the go, I was applying LUTS, Noise Reduction and Stabilization, before I would wait hours(Macbook Pro 13") - now minutes.
Windows 10 also boots and works like a champ from 2nd m.2.
Here are Geekbench and Cinebench results, also my Geeek a50 case with custom side panels.
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