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e sto lavorando alla nuova efi con supporto thunderbolt senza flashare il chip

@Giaccazgrazie di tutto, acquisterò quella che mi hai consigliato. Ciao

Its a great performer (AMD 9 7950x) but with 32 cores, the TRX40 3970x still wins! Out of interest @fabiosun how much did you sell your 3970x for?

Want to share my good news with you guys. I've got RX 6950XT and successfully spoofed as 6900XT. Had to disable Resizable bar since it created instability, computer was rebooting as soon as any GPU intensive task happen. After that everything is great. Metal score is attached. 🙂 Thank you.

I realize this is an old post (and if I've missed the solution shown here and I'm repeating what is known, my apologies), but the problem posted has plagued me on Ventura on both the AMD and Intel platforms, until a couple of days ago when I stubbled across two steps to fix the problem. (While I do read this thread, I've been absent due to various family matters of life and death that fortunately resulted in life.) The fix shown below works for both AMD and Intel platforms. Anyhow, previous to Ventura, one could type the following (spoiler) and get a listing of macOS versions to download: In Ventura, you get the error as shown at the top of this post. The fix is to install python 2.7.x, which can be downloaded here (a copy is attached to this post). After installing, perform the certificate confirmation step: The certification will open Terminal and show this result: Next, open a new window in Terminal and enter "pip install xattr", which will return the following: Finally, you can now enter a modification of the old command (spoiler), which simply uses a new path to python: Once completed, you'll be shown the familiar macOS selection within Terminal (spoiler): python-2.7.18-macosx10.9.pkg.zip

@fabiosun LOL. Thought I'd poke me head on here, GREAT work by @CaseySJ on the A107 patch. Cheers.