Z490 & Z590 - Will Z590 ever have macOS Support ?

[ori69]

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Apple hasn’t released any Intel Macs with TB4 inside, therefore the driver doesn’t appear to be Maple Ridge aware. However TB4 works just fine with macOS, I haven’t had any issues at all. The last Intel Macs to be released prior to the Apple Silicon transition had Titan Ridge. Maybe if Apple adds a new Ice Lake or Sapphire Rapids Mac Pro, macOS will gain native TB4 support.
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In M1 there is a Thunderbolt 4 JHL8040R chip.
In PC there are Thunderbolt 4 JHL8440 and JHL8540.

 

[JoanSilva17]

In M1 there is a Thunderbolt 4 JHL8040R chip.
In PC there are Thunderbolt 4 JHL8440 and JHL8540.

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is it bad news?

 

[ori69]

is it bad news?

We are waiting for the Apple conference. I hope they will apply the latest version.

 

[lizhome]

My z590i unify works at 11.2.3 looks not good,Thunderbolt show but no driver with it.

 

[lizhome]

I found z590i unify thunderbolt work but I got a new question,AX210 wifi work but Bluetooth and airdrop not good

 

[LiveSorcerer]

I have a Gigabyte Z590M Gaming X, and I'm using a Titan Ridge V1, strangely MacOS recognizes it, it says that my SSD M.2 TB3 is on, but it doesn't mount the SSD.

 

[JoanSilva17]

I have a Gigabyte Z590M Gaming X, and I'm using a Titan Ridge V1, strangely MacOS recognizes it, it says that my SSD M.2 TB3 is on, but it doesn't mount the SSD.View attachment 528975

Could you send a screen from the thunderbolt tab and pci

PS: I am Argentine, but my name is very Brazilian

 

[LiveSorcerer]

Could you send a screen from the thunderbolt tab and pci

PS: I am Argentine, but my name is very Brazilian

Here are the screens:

 

[JoanSilva17]

Here are the screens:
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It is badly done, or the SSDT is absent. Note that in the Thunderbolt tab, you have 2x 20Gbps, when in reality you should have 1x40Gbps. What you can do is connect the Thunderbolt disk from boot and open the IOReg, and write Thunderbolt. Tthat will give you the address of the device. Take a catch and share it.

 

[LiveSorcerer]

It is badly done, or the SSDT is absent. Note that in the Thunderbolt tab, you have 2x 20Gbps, when in reality you should have 1x40Gbps. What you can do is connect the Thunderbolt disk from boot and open the IOReg, and write Thunderbolt. Tthat will give you the address of the device. Take a catch and share it.

Follow the screen: