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Speaking of Sonoma, I should clone this Ventura volume to another volum, inject my SMBIOS, and attempt to update through the App Store, that is what worked on my AM4 system.

Power Gadget is working well, and I am going to run Cinebench

My local shop does have a WD 4TB 850x available, I may pick it up...another user has warned against using the T700

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If you are able to use davinci resolve there are another test you can try

but then @Arrakiswill not be happy if it went as I think🥹🥹🥹


 

2 minutes ago, backinblackx86 said:

For some reason on my AM4, the system preferences update would not download

Explained above by lorys

some kext inhibit delta update

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NY is buzzing

I am excited to test this system…still need to setup on an nvme as well as install Wi-Fi…but most everything else appears functional with the exception of my front panel Audio. Also need to test a microphone input.

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21 hours ago, Jaidy said:

Welcome to these forums @backinblackx86 

One thing I would say is to try using some other SSD if you have one lying around. T700 has given me so many headaches on macOS. It works just fine on Linux though, so it is some macOS issue.

Will it work as a scratch disk or is it best to avoid all MacOS use and only use it for Windows/Linux? I may install an WD 850X (Sandisk)

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Just now, fabiosun said:

Your cooling system for cpu seems not enough for your monster cpu

with a better one you could see also about 400watt as it happened on my old 3970x

 

https://www.amazon.com/Noctua-NH-U14S-TR5-SP6-Premium-Threadripper/dp/B0CHRS9RXB

 

https://noctua.at/en/nh-u14s-tr5-sp6

 

this is the unit I am using, but I believe the air flow is limited in my case as well.

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@backinblackx86

sabrent rockets work fine 

am I use also Samsung 960 pro without any problem

 

3 minutes ago, backinblackx86 said:

this is the unit I am using, but I believe the air flow is limited in my case as well.

It is good but prosiphon from ice giant was the best for this big CPU in the past

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4 ore fa, backinblackx86 ha scritto:

https://www.amazon.com/Noctua-NH-U14S-TR5-SP6-Premium-Threadripper/dp/B0CHRS9RXB

 

https://noctua.at/en/nh-u14s-tr5-sp6

 

this is the unit I am using, but I believe the air flow is limited in my case as well.

Can you try sleep/standby and then wake? 

Experience the wake with a single press of a keyboard button and a press of the power button on the case. 

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It could happen that the first time you press a key on the keyboard you wake up pc but not the monitor but the second press also wakes up the monitor, let me know. 

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I have left the machine online and according to the terminal, uptime of 5:38.

 

Apple logo menu > click sleep: cpu cooler fans continue spinning….case LED power light is solid….display is off…one press of spacebar woke the display.

 

A single press of the case power button once after the display is off, does wake the display…however the menu does not appear.

 

I will now load the SSDT…and reboot…stand by

https://computerhistory.org/exhibits/hello-the-mac-at-40/

 

The Mac is now 40 years old and here we are configuring a new x86 platform!

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Okay am back in the system, not sure what caused the reboot 

The case power button still does not have any function.

Sleep appears to only rest the display….I will see how this system sleeps in Linux.

 

To confirm, the power button does wake the display just as a keyboard press does.

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“Suspend” under debian linux is different…while the cpu fans continue to spin and the display turns off…neither the power button wake the display, mouse, or keyboard! This was booted via systemd, not OC.

Hard to hard reset the system by holding the power button down…suspend under debian was a bad idea…waiting to post.

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I can’t say the SSDT we added changed any of the MacOS Sleep functionality.

 

On a separate topic:

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1749336-REG/intel_ax210_d2wg_nvxc_killer_ax1675_ieee_802_11ax.html/

 

this is the wifi card I have, the killer 1675

 

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/211485/intel-killer-wifi-6e-ax1675-xw/specifications.html

 

I will have to confirm as it installed in my Dell G7 Laptop..

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5 minuti fa, backinblackx86 ha scritto:

I can’t say the SSDT we added changed any of the MacOS functionality.

 

On a separate topic:

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1749336-REG/intel_ax210_d2wg_nvxc_killer_ax1675_ieee_802_11ax.html/

 

this is the wifi card I have, the killer 1675

 

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/211485/intel-killer-wifi-6e-ax1675-xw/specifications.html

try this 

 

SSDT-_S3.aml.zip

 

and test s3 sleep

 

is this image.png.08ecd99ad799a917bda5b5fcd104cdea.png (not compatible amd board)

 

or this image.png.1f8f810f432c0943018910e27455c776.png (compatible amd board)

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Okay, I reloaded my Bios profile that I saved prior to the Tb4 ssdt testing, now rebooting and going to try ssdt-_S3 …stand by

 

The old broadcom adapter I have in the pci-e x1 adapter is the *Not compadible* style. 

image.jpg

Okay, am back in the system now…stand by

To clarify, am I adding the SSDT-_S3.aml and removing the SSDT-SLPB-SBRG.aml, or using both?

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