X299 - Open Core support

[djlild7hina]

Ok I agree : why not to create a new thread and share links to older threads as reminder to start more clearly the way to Big Sur as you suggested.
Just help me get started and I will continue.

Yeah, just refer to post 1. I think that should be fine

I'm in! just notice me the new thread.

BTW, the big question is... @djlild7hina why are you selling your X299 build? What are you buyin next???

Spending a lot of time with supporting these threads and debugging. Probably going to go with arm whenever it comes out.

For now we have :

X299 - Open Core support | tonymacx86.com

Asus X299 - Support | tonymacx86.com

Asus X299 - Catalina Support | tonymacx86.com

older threads :

iMac Pro X299 - Live the Future now with macOS 10.14 Mojave ...

the Original :

How to build your own iMac Pro [Successful Build/Extended Guide ...

I will edit after.

Yep think that's it lol

 

[pieropontra]

Given the fact that if Big Sur boots then 99% older macos will boot too and given the fact that OpenCore will probablt become the defacto standard for hacks, I vote for "Intel HEDT X299 OpenCore Support".

 

[pieropontra]

Yeah, just refer to post 1. I think that should be fine



Spending a lot of time with supporting these threads and debugging. Probably going to go with arm whenever it comes out.



Yep think that's it lol

In a couple of years everyone will be switched to Apple genuine. I said this yesterday too and I bet a penny today!

 

[djlild7hina]

Given the fact that if Big Sur boots then 99% older macos will boot too and given the fact that OpenCore will probablt become the defacto standard for hacks, I vote for "Intel HEDT X299 OpenCore Support".

We may have to be specific to ASUS since gigabyte and other boards have slightly different setups and there's already a gigabyte thread. If we do have one main thread, i'll request the others to be closed so info isn't spread out everywhere.

 

[Loloflatsix]

We may have to be specific to ASUS since gigabyte and other boards have slightly different setups and there's already a gigabyte thread.

OK so I should start with ASUS X299 SUPPORT

 

[djlild7hina]

OK so I should start with ASUS X299 SUPPORT

Thanks for starting the thread. I added information to post 3 with pretty much the info from post 1 here. Also added links to previous threads and thunderbolt patching information.

 

[jsconiers]

@tugvane can you post your efi folder. Having an issue and hoping it will help. Thanks!

 

[patrickfogle]

I am still having trouble with crashes and random reboots on my X299 Sage 10G Catalina OpenCore system. I was running it with (not overclocked) 64 GB of 2400 mhz memory, which is way under the speed it will accept. The memory checked out fine with MemTest, so I decided to go ahead and upgrade the memory to see if that might help. So I got Corsair Dominator Platinum RGB Memory, 64GB running rated at 3466mhz. I installed it without making any changes to my BIOS settings. When I installed it, it booted up through to the BIOS Setup, where it immediately complained of the CPU having a 99 degree Celsius temperature (overheating). Then, I guessed it crossed the 100 edge mark and shutdown. This memory, I just noticed, shows to be compatible with the X299 Sage 10G in the 3200mhz and the 3600mhz speeds. Is the 3466 MHz speed causing my overheats? Is there a BIOS setting that could help?

 

[patrickfogle]

I am still having trouble with crashes and random reboots on my X299 Sage 10G Catalina OpenCore system. I was running it with (not overclocked) 64 GB of 2400 mhz memory, which is way under the speed it will accept. The memory checked out fine with MemTest, so I decided to go ahead and upgrade the memory to see if that might help. So I got Corsair Dominator Platinum RGB Memory, 64GB running rated at 3466mhz. I installed it without making any changes to my BIOS settings. When I installed it, it booted up through to the BIOS Setup, where it immediately complained of the CPU having a 99 degree Celsius temperature (overheating). Then, I guessed it crossed the 100 edge mark and shutdown. This memory, I just noticed, shows to be compatible with the X299 Sage 10G in the 3200mhz and the 3600mhz speeds. Is the 3466 MHz speed causing my overheats? Is there a BIOS setting that could help?

Here’s what some of the bios settings look like if that helps (these are the original settings when I have the 2400 MHz memory):

 

[Loloflatsix]

Here’s what some of the bios settings look like if that helps (these are the original settings when I have the 2400 MHz memory):

You can check your settings on this post, Section bios X299 configuration : #1