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- May 31, 2013
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- Motherboard
- ASUS ROG Strix Z390-I Gaming
- CPU
- i9-9900K
- Graphics
- 5700 XT
You need to update your profile to include your hardware. It could be several things assuming you have the same motherboard, followed the guide and used the recommended bios settings. Might be your memory and or your ssd but it would help if you listed what you are using beyond the cpu. You don’t mention if you have Windows installed, if you do any issues there?Is there anyone facing reboot after the login? I'm using 9700K with 32GB RAM, Vega 56 reference, and I have no idea why it keeps rebooting few seconds (even before the login when I don't touch the desktop for some moment) after the login. I even set the CPU and ram clock to the vanilla set, but it's keep dying. It rarely boots, but I cannot find any error at console. If I'm the only one with this problem, I think I should swap my SSD...
Sorry, that was my fault. I added my profile. Detailed informations below!You need to update your profile to include your hardware. It could be several things assuming you have the same motherboard, followed the guide and used the recommended bios settings. Might be your memory and or your ssd but it would help if you listed what you are using beyond the cpu. You don’t mention if you have Windows installed, if you do any issues there?
I have two SSDs installed on my desktop now. Plextor S2G 512GB is for the hackintosh Catalina, and Samsung PM981 for the Windows. I know PM981 is not compatible for hackintosh, that's why I used Plextor for the hackintosh. Also the RAM I'm using is just the green Samsung thing you know... DDR4 21300 16GB * 2.Which SSD are you using?
This is a reach...have you tried removing the Samsung drive? Can’t imagine it wI’ll really make a difference but something to eliminate. It acts like a driver is missing but if you copied Modmike's EFI folder it can’t be that.Sorry, that was my fault. I added my profile. Detailed informations below!
I have two SSDs installed on my desktop now. Plextor S2G 512GB is for the hackintosh Catalina, and Samsung PM981 for the Windows. I know PM981 is not compatible for hackintosh, that's why I used Plextor for the hackintosh. Also the RAM I'm using is just the green Samsung thing you know... DDR4 21300 16GB * 2.
The problem is that normally boots well, but once the problem occurs, it will never boot properly again. I have already reinstalled hackintosh with Mojave and Catalina for about 10 times with the same build, and the problem randomly occurs.
(Apologize for my bad English)
Sorry, that was my fault. I added my profile. Detailed informations below!
I have two SSDs installed on my desktop now. Plextor S2G 512GB is for the hackintosh Catalina, and Samsung PM981 for the Windows. I know PM981 is not compatible for hackintosh, that's why I used Plextor for the hackintosh. Also the ram I'm using is just the green Samsung thing you know... DDR4 21300 16GB * 2.
The problem is that normally boots well, but once the problem occurs, it will never boot properly again. I have already reinstalled hackintosh with Mojave and Catalina for about 10 times with the same build, and the problem randomly occurs.
(Apologize for my bad English)
This is a reach...have you tried removing the Samsung drive? Can’t imagine it wI’ll really make a difference but something to eliminate. It acts like a driver is missing but if you copied Modmikes EFI folder it can’t be that.
#2,554Good Job
Did you use the supplied cables as an extension cord?
This is a reach...have you tried removing the Samsung drive? Can’t imagine it wI’ll really make a difference but something to eliminate. It acts like a driver is missing but if you copied Modmikes EFI folder it can’t be that.
If the PM981 is anything like the 970 EVO Plus before the firmware fixes, the mere presences of the SSD will cause instability to macOS. This is true even if the SSD is completely devoid of any data.
@pastrychef
I saw that you are using smbios iMacPro
Does it improve video rendering performance with HEVC DGPU acceleration?