Recent content by TheGreatKadik
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Need Help: Crashing
My boot menu doesn't have the reset NVRAM option anymore, I don't know what I did to get rid of it, must have deleted something in the config. How do I get it back?- TheGreatKadik
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- Forum: 12.0 Monterey
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Need Help: Crashing
Won't get to the sign-in screen with that.- TheGreatKadik
- Post #28
- Forum: 12.0 Monterey
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Need Help: Crashing
Booted up correctly this time, still black-screened after a few minutes. I don't know, maybe it's not actually a GPU issue? I could have sworn that before, my About This Mac section identified the card correctly as an AMD Radeon RX 590 but now after I input the stuff we discussed above, it comes...- TheGreatKadik
- Post #26
- Forum: 12.0 Monterey
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Need Help: Crashing
Okay, this is what I did. And when I try to boot up, it just ends up stuck doing this endlessly. What did I do wrong?- TheGreatKadik
- Post #24
- Forum: 12.0 Monterey
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Need Help: Crashing
I already had npci=0x2000 in my boot-arg but I added agdpmod=ignore. But it wouldn't boot when I did the second part of your suggestion. I have a 590, not a 580. What's the device-id I'd need for the 590?- TheGreatKadik
- Post #22
- Forum: 12.0 Monterey
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Need Help: Crashing
So after some more digging, I think this might be a known GPU problem called "black screening". According to the Dortania opencore install guide, there is a boot-arg that is used to fix this problem on RX 5000 and 6000 series cards called agdpmod=pikera. However, I am not running a 5000 or 6000...- TheGreatKadik
- Post #20
- Forum: 12.0 Monterey
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Need Help: Crashing
But if it were a system stability issue within the BIOS, wouldn't it affect my Windows boot as well? My Windows boot runs fine, it's just that it's.... Windows gags. I'll look into a BIOS update now. EDIT: By the way, I just checked. My BIOS version is actually already F12, out of the box. I...- TheGreatKadik
- Post #19
- Forum: 12.0 Monterey
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Need Help: Crashing
It's just the default out-of-the-box BIOS. I didn't think I needed to update it. And firmware on the SSD?- TheGreatKadik
- Post #17
- Forum: 12.0 Monterey
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Need Help: Crashing
Yes, NCMeFix is enabled and installed. And yes, DisableRTCChecksum is set to "True". It still happens. I just read about a similar issue in Windows which was related to either an HDR issue or an overheating issue. I wonder if this might have something to do with that. The fans in my system do...- TheGreatKadik
- Post #15
- Forum: 12.0 Monterey
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Need Help: Crashing
Nope, no dice with that folder either. Booted up, put on a YouTube video, and in a couple of minutes the monitors cut out, audio kept going, mouse and keyboard input became unresponsive and it required a hard reboot. Pulling my hair out over here.- TheGreatKadik
- Post #13
- Forum: 12.0 Monterey
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Need Help: Crashing
Nope, nevermind. Crashing problem is back. It was stable for about 30 minutes there, but upon my reboot, it only lasted a couple of minutes before happening again. Still need help. Let me know if you see anything wrong with my config. Thanks.- TheGreatKadik
- Post #11
- Forum: 12.0 Monterey
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Need Help: Crashing
..... I may have fixed it. Upon examining my plist, I saw that my platform info didn't match up across all the subsections. I just made sure it all matched, updated my EFI folder and then cleared my nvram. I don't want to jinx it but it's been up and running now for longer than it usually took...- TheGreatKadik
- Post #8
- Forum: 12.0 Monterey
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Need Help: Crashing
Sleep is already disabled in my system preferences. It happens when I am actively typing, clicking, playing a video on YouTube, or even editing in Premiere. There's no reason it should think it's time to sleep, at least not within macOS, I don't know about my kernel.- TheGreatKadik
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- Forum: 12.0 Monterey
