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I will share my EFI folder, however, I strongly recommend just following the OpenCore official guide as it will help you debug if you have issues with your system. Nevertheless, see attached EFI folder for your reference - please note, I removed serials and has to remove the bluetooth kext as...

Hi, what do you mean by performance? It's performing within 5% of my Windows and Linux installations with stock voltage and frequencies. If you are referring to the power gadget then I have the auto performance boost where the clocks can turbo unto 4.7GHz per core. I found the default behaviour...

Updating your BIOS also usually resets your configuration - so check that again. https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Desktop-Guide/AMD/zen.html#amd-bios-settings

You can plug in ethernet, or purchase a compatible WiFi

Hi @Duborg - for us to help you we need some more information. What have you tried? What are the problems you are seeing? --- From your hardware list, your WiFi card does not look compatible please refer to https://dortania.github.io/Wireless-Buyers-Guide/

I have the noctua nh-d15 which I would whole-heartedly recommend. https://www.overclockers.co.uk/noctua-nh-d15-chromax-pure-black-cpu-cooler-with-dual-140m-fans-hs-03m-nc.html

CPU: Ryzen 3950x GPU: MSI Radeon RX 5700 (I have since flashed my vanilla 5700 with a 5700XT BIOS and have seen performance gains) RAM: 32GB of Corsair LPX 3200MHz Motherboard: Gigabyte Aorus Master X570 Audio: ALC1220 (on Motherboard) + USB Microphone Ethernet: 1G & 2.5G (on Motherboard)...

I can confirm, it works fine. I went from i5 6500 to 3950x using same macOS install but different EFI folder. The only annoyance is that Mac complained about my software being installed on another machine, however signing out and back into iCloud removed the error.

I used Affinity Designer (https://affinity.serif.com/en-gb/designer/) and used free vectors from seeklogo: AMD: https://seeklogo.com/free-vector-logos/amd Apple: https://seeklogo.com/search?q=apple

If everything goes well, it will seem easy, but when you get a problem you may find it hard. @Aluvetive is right, the correct hardware choices can save you enormous amounts of time. Plus, it’s not for the faint hearted. you have to enjoy tinkering and problem solving. It can be easy to spend...

Before: After: I don't think there's much reason to edit the power play settings unless you want to change the zero rpm behaviour, since there is no performance benefit.

Hi All! I haven't introduced myself before but I am Olbo, from the UK and have recently hackintosh'd my 3950x. I was inspired by some of the colours on this website so decided to make a wallpaper, which I thought I would share.