Very low score on Geekbench 4

[jjforums]

You will probably notice that the CPU isn't clocking down i.e stuck on full throttle however AppleLPC is loaded. I don't have much experience with older hardware such as yours but Generate P and C States should enable Powermanagement.

Things are easier on newer hardware (Intel 200 series)? Maybe I should consider an upgrade to my desktop before buying a MacBook.

 

[VioletDragon]

Things are easier on newer hardware (Intel 200 series)? Maybe I should consider an upgrade to my desktop before buying a MacBook.

No idea about 200 Series Kaby Lake. Skylake 100 Series has issues, Series 6,7 and 8 works fine tho. My Z77-DS3H has been working since i built it back in 2013.

 

[P1LGRIM]

Sorry, I missed it. Added SSDT-LPC to EFI/CLOVER/ACPI/patched, rebooted, ran Geekbench, same results. Attached CLOVER folder and ioreg file.

Thanks.

The config.plist that you uploaded in Post #45 shows that you are injecting Intel graphics, Why ?
SIP is not fully disabled - CsrActiveConfig should be 0x67 not 0x3.
You should enable Trust in SMBIOS too.

I made those edits for you :

 

[VioletDragon]

The config.plist that you uploaded in Post #45 shows that you are injecting Intel graphics, Why ?
SIP is not fully disabled - CsrActiveConfig should be 0x67 not 0x3.
You should enable Trust in SMBIOS too.

I made those edits for you :

I noticed that now. I was just adding the ACPI Patches in order to get AppleLPC loaded. Not my main concern only because the machine boots. Wont affect Powermanagement tho.

 

[jjforums]

No idea about 200 Series Kaby Lake. Skylake 100 Series has issues, Series 6,7 and 8 works fine tho. My Z77-DS3H has been working since i built it back in 2013.

Haswell would be the safe choice then, but I think this build can work until I can get one.

The config.plist that you uploaded in Post #45 shows that you are injecting Intel graphics, Why ?
SIP is not fully disabled - CsrActiveConfig should be 0x67 not 0x3.
You should enable Trust in SMBIOS too.

I made those edits for you :

Thanks! I replaced config.plist with the file you sent, now when I restart, it shows some boot log that it didn't show before. Is there a option to toggle it on config.plist?

 

[P1LGRIM]

I noticed that now. I was just adding the ACPI Patches in order to get AppleLPC loaded. Not my main concern only because the machine boots. Wont affect Powermanagement tho.

Sorry Jack, I didn't mean to quote you in that post it was meant to be directed to @jjforums, I've corrected it now.

 

[P1LGRIM]

Thanks! I replaced config.plist with the file you sent, now when I restart, it shows some boot log that it didn't show before. Is there a option to toggle it on config.plist?

Yes, I just did it as a way of checking that you are booting with the config.plist that you think you are, sometimes things get confused.

 

[jjforums]

Yes, I just did it as a way of checking that you are booting with the config.plist that you think you are, sometimes things get confused.

Thanks! It helps to debug, but I admit I can't make sense of the information I see.

To remove the verbose on boot, I just need to remove the

-v

argument from config.plist, right?

        <key>Arguments</key>
        <string>-v dart=0 darkwake=0 nvda_drv=1</string>

 

[P1LGRIM]

Thanks! It helps to debug, but I admit I can't make sense of the information I see.

To remove the verbose on boot, I just need to remove the

-v

argument from config.plist, right?

        <key>Arguments</key>
        <string>-v dart=0 darkwake=0 nvda_drv=1</string>

Yes

 

[jjforums]

Ok! Thank you guys!