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HideAuxiliary nasconde i tools resetnvram,shell..... Se avvii i 3 dischi con OC ( come nel mio caso 3 partizioni Mrey,BS,Catal.) uso una sola efi per tutti , quando voglio giocherellare con Clover sostituisco la EFI di OC , oppure uso entrambi sostituendo bootx64 con BootloaderChooser (ovviamente entrambe le cartelle OC e Clover insieme in EFI )

quanti hd hai? se su ogni hd hai, un boot loader si es: io ho due hd, uno ho clover e uno OpenCore, se avvio con oc vedo la efi dove c'e clover, posso anche avviarla e viceversa se avvio hd con clover vedo la efi di OC

Got the same CPU, and I do tend to run at stock clocks, as I favor stability equally with power, for longevity with intent to have my workstation do its job for 5-7 years (about what one gets out of a Mac Pro before becoming too obsolete). Getting similar results here, though with SMT enabled in Windows the results are off the charts. Over 64000 for stock and beyond 78000 when enabling PBO (which makes my desktop lamp flicker, hah) drawing about 600W.

Just a little update on the new build with the 3990X and Cinebench scores. It can barely finish sometimes at 4.40GHz all-core, but it's unstable, let alone sustainable in a closed case (BeQuiet Dark Base Pro 900 Rev.1 non-window). I always really enjoy finetuning systems. I often see people buying the highest-end hardware which have all bells and whistles for maximum performance, to then run them at stock or perhaps a profile like XMP (which often doesn't properly work). Here are my results of a day's testing: CPU: Stock Mem: 3400 (1:1 FCLK) CB23: 52.500 CPU: Stock Mem: 3000 (1867 FCLK) CB23: 53.250 CPU: Stock Mem: 3733C18 (1:1 FCLK) CB23: 54.500 CPU: Stock Mem: 3733C16 (1:1 FCLK) CB23: >54.500 (CL has little influence on CB23) CPU: 4000MHz @ 1.2V (still testing this setting, it seems mainainable at around 85-90c equilibrium). Mem: 3733C16 (1:1 FCLK) CB23: 70.500 CPU: 4375MHz (1.400V) Mem: 3733C16 (1:1 FCLK) CB23: 71.750 This is on Windows for easier and quicker benchmarking, and with SMT disabled (due to macOS compatibility). Main issue arising was the X.M.P profile not working at all (partially due to subtimings, and the FCLK not supporing 1900MHz). Need 1.25V on SOC and some 1.4V on the memory to get to said frequencies. It's four out of eight sticks, and dual-rank. There are many memory settings to focus on regarding stability. Techpowerup has a great roundup, here. The FCLK 1867MHz clock seems a hard limit, as I get Error Code 07 if I go at 1900 or over. Let's not forget it's Zen2. VDDP at 1100mV and VDDG's at 1050mV. All this under two 360mm rads, D5 pump, and nine case fans (BeQuiet! and Noiseblockers). Ah, and, pushing 4.40GHz @ 1.4V actually draws around 1000W system power, which is my PSU's spec, so in order to go further a bigger PSU would be needed. The 4.0GHz @ 1.2V stays nicely within this budget, allowing for a ~250W-ish GPU.

non è cosi va' rimesso comunque accontentiamoci di quello che passa il convento ottimo😙

Prova con 19860739 dovrebbe nasconderle

oppure variare scanpolicy credo che si possano nascondere qui cè uno che spiega 😂

comunque si possono nascondere, antuneddu ne sa più di me io le lascio cosi e non si sa mai, succeda qualcosa ho sempre possibilità di avviare HD MRey ho clover Hd Bigsur ho OpenCore