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Gigabyte-Z590i-Vision-D-11900k

Within this repository I share my Hackintosh EFI for my newest build based on Intels Rocketlake 11th Gen CPU.

Z590i and 11900k running macOS Big Sur Geekbench Score on Geekbench 5.4.0

Hardware used in this build:

  • CPU: Intel i9-11900k
  • Board: Gigabyte Z590i Vision D:
    • Audio: Realtek ALC4080
    • 1x 2.5GBase-T (Intel I225-V)
    • 1x USB-C
    • 2x Thunderbolt 4 ports (Intel JHL8540 Maple Ridge)
    • 2x m.2 Slots
  • RAM: 32GB G.Skill Trident Z 3600Mhz CL18
  • eGPU: AMD Radeon Pro W5500 in a Razer Core X connected via Thunderbolt
  • Wifi/BT: Intel AX201, replaced by a Broadcom BCM94360NG for macOS Compatibilty. Works out of the box. The BCM94360NG fits into the original WiFi-card housing and sits under the IO-shield. Original antennas fit.
  • SSDs: 1x 2TB Samsung 980 Pro OEM (PM9A1) for Windows 10 (sits in the m.2 below the CPU) 1x 1TB Samsung 960 EVO for macOS (sits on the back of the board)
  • Case: NCASE M1 v6.1

What is working:

  • SMBIOS iMacPro1,1 with full h264/h265 hardware encoding
  • Audio: working out of the box as it is connected like a USB-Audio interface. But keep in mind it only shows up, when you plugin something (e.g. headphones).
  • Thunderbolt 4 with hotplug
  • Replacing the internal m.2 Intel Wifi with a BCM94360NG to have macOS native Wifi/BT Support
  • USB-ports. Have created my custom USB port mapping with USBMap.command

What is not working:

  • Sleep with Thunderbolt devices attached can be an issue.
  • iGPU, the 11th Gen iGPU is not supported by macOS

USB Port Mapping

USB Port Mapping Z590i Vision D

BIOS-settings:

  • Current BIOS version: F7
  • Load optimized defaults
  • Set Above 4G Decoding to Enabled
  • Set Legacy USB Support to Disabled
  • Set Intel VT-D to Enabled (DisableIOMapper is disabled, AppleVTD should be working)
  • Set Internal Graphics to Disabled (or Auto if you want to use it in Windows)
  • For Secure Boot:
    • Set Secure Boot to Enabled
    • Set Secure Boot Mode to Custom
    • Go to Key Management and then Enroll EFI.
    • Add all *.efi Files in your EFI Folder: BOOTX64.efi, all drivers(OpenRunTime.efi, OpenHFSPlus.efi, OpenCanopy.efi), OpenCore.EFI

FYI: I have XMP Profile disabled because I noticed stability issues in macOS. I am using the RAM with 2133Mhz now.

BIOS settings #1 BIOS settings #2 BIOS settings #3 BIOS settings #4 BIOS settings #5 BIOS settings #6 BIOS settings #7 BIOS settings #8 BIOS settings #9

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