x870e motherboard ASUS ProArt X870E-CREATOR WIFI - Ryzen 9950x

[fabiosun]

No, i think is not compatible with Proxmox way

Also you CPU seems to have problem with vanilla installation so it seems Proxmox for now it is the only solution to have OSX installed on 9900x system

@Shaneeeis trying to solve this problem

[LoneShadow]

The only problem I am seeing is some small artifacts (sometimes I see a white flat line here and there on some windows, or some fonts look odd. Resizing the window fixes it).

Not sure if its my Sapphire Nitro + RX 580 8GB issue, or some configuration problems. Trying to setup a Windows VM to rule out the hardware issue.

 

 

Edited April 30 by LoneShadow

[dny87]

@WeKinG

I have a X870E Proart Creator, everything works fine, but i have also an Universal Audio Apollo Twin X and i cant get it to work 😞
In Windows everthing works

 

Edited Tuesday at 09:27 AM by dny87

[etorix]

3 hours ago, dny87 said:

an Universal Audio Apollo Twin X

Which is a Thunderbolt device, right? HOW are you trying to get it to work?

 

A (flashed) GC-Titan Ridge AIC should work.

A Thunderbolt 4 AIC might be workable, though likely without hot plug.

On-board USB4 from what appears to be an ASM4242 is a lost cause.

[WeKinG]

17.06.2025 tarihinde saat 12:25'te dny87 şunu söyledi:

@WeKinG

Bir X870E Proart Creator'ım var, her şey yolunda çalışıyor ancak bir Universal Audio Apollo Twin X'im var ve çalıştıramıyorum😞
Windows'ta ona şey çalışıyor

 

hello dny in order to run apollo you need to have your soundcard plugged in and turned on while your computer is off.then turn on the mac and install it.it may ask you to restart again after each usb eject or fw update.but you can use it this way.it is defined as coldboot.

Edited yesterday at 12:23 PM by WeKinG

[dny87]

8 hours ago, WeKinG said:

hello dny in order to run apollo you need to have your soundcard plugged in and turned on while your computer is off.then turn on the mac and install it.it may ask you to restart again after each usb eject or fw update.but you can use it this way.it is defined as coldboot.

i tried that option but nothing works for me, the asus proart x870e creator has the ASM3242 not the ASM4242. Is it possible that it does not work because i have installed 4 nvme ssd´s and the pci card for wifi and bluetooth ?

[WeKinG]

3 hours ago, dny87 said:

i tried that option but nothing works for me, the asus proart x870e creator has the ASM3242 not the ASM4242. Is it possible that it does not work because i have installed 4 nvme ssd´s and the pci card for wifi and bluetooth ?

I think you should first try to run apollo from type-c on window and if it works then try it on mac.

if it works in win then try if the usb ports work, especially the type c port which is usb 4.0

I may be wrong, but when you use pci cards, certain pci buses are disabled, so the last resort is to remove the additional cards and try.

 

Edited 12 hours ago by WeKinG

[WeKinG]

I just saw ASM3242 | USB 3.2 Host Controller 20G 
this is not usb 4.0, probably because of this problem.
because thunderbolth support came with usb 4.0

your mother board have 40g type c port try this port 

This device will not work if you plug it into 20g slots.

Finally, make sure your type c cable supports thunderbolt or usb 4.0.

Edited 12 hours ago by WeKinG

[dny87]

8 hours ago, WeKinG said:

I just saw ASM3242 | USB 3.2 Host Controller 20G 
this is not usb 4.0, probably because of this problem.
because thunderbolth support came with usb 4.0

your mother board have 40g type c port try this port 

This device will not work if you plug it into 20g slots.

Finally, make sure your type c cable supports thunderbolt or usb 4.0.

in windows the apollo works without any issues. i plugged it into the first usb 4.0 port. i use a thunderbolt cable for it. i will try it without the pci card..... doesn´t work

Edited 4 hours ago by dny87

[WeKinG]

3 hours ago, dny87 said:

in windows the apollo works without any issues. i plugged it into the first usb 4.0 port. i use a thunderbolt cable for it. i will try it without the pci card..... doesn´t work

If your usb c port works on mac, try connecting another device.for example usb drive etc.