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- aorus master x299x
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- I9 10900x
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i had some problem parity of memory i fix it but same problem freeeze after log in
Hello there... general bios settings are ok, I mean the same we use as base for all boards, no particular weirdness noticed. OC is good, I've actually squeezed a couple hundred mhz in single core and multicore, I think due to better VRM cooling compared to ver. 1@pieropontra Hi mate. Helping a friend that got a replacement mobo for his hack. He had mine (your old), and got it replaced by a prime-a II. Gonna install it and configure it today. Was there any difference in terms of bios en OC settings, compared to version 1?
Hi there! Fairly a newbie here but was successful with my initial build last year, but wanted to attempt installing BigSur. Is this setup a good place to start? I'm open to any advice if anyone has some pointers and words of wisdom. Thanks so much!Here is an updated BASE-EFI 0.6.5 for ASUS X299 boards. I haven't tested it yet but it should work
Some notes:
- Recommended to use one of the latest BIOS (From Nov 2020 recent)
- Enable 4G Encoding, Disable CSM, Disable MSR Lock
- Config.plist
- Contains MacPro7,1 and iMacPro1,1 config.plist (rename SMBIOS selection to just 'config.plist' (For example 'config.plist-MacPro7,1' to 'config.plist' and delete other 'config.plist...')
- MacPro7,1 - Added RestricEvents.kext to disable the MacProMemoryNotification Error
- Updated to CPUTscSync.kext so no need to manually specify amount of threads
- agdpmod=pikera is Enabled in boot-args for NAVI GPUs
- USBInjectAll and XhciPortLimit is enabled.
Hi there! Fairly a newbie here but was successful with my initial build last year, but wanted to attempt installing BigSur. Is this setup a good place to start? I'm open to any advice if anyone has some pointers and words of wisdom. Thanks so much!
You rock! Thank you. I'm going to give it a go and see what happens. Fingers crossed!Hello there! You can checkout my GitHub and try using my BASE EFI to get started
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ASUS-X299-Hackintosh/BASE-EFI at main · shinoki7/ASUS-X299-Hackintosh
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NOTE: I’m retiring my hack so I won’t being updating the page for support but it should get you going. Good luck!
problem resolve cause of usb hub was defectivei had some problem parity of memory i fix it but same problem freeeze after log in