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Also keep in mind, @IanMealworm that the disabled GPU will still be powered on, producing idle heat and consuming energy.

Oh wow. So it's the new x670, and everything works apart from the BT/WiFi? Cool!

Yeah, I always had asus/gigabyte before. But when I was building my current rig, it was the only PCI4.0 option with three NVME slots available from my local retailers, the rest were like "pay now, get it next month", so I rushed it :)

Just in case anybody is struggling to make their Intel i211 Ethernet work in Monterey or Ventura. Looks like this AppleGB driver works, and works well. Original post: https://www.macos86.it/topic/6029-appleigb-and-intelmausi-integration/ Posting this here, because there's a ton of different...

<offtopic> it was Portuguese :) </offtopic> Hey @Edhawk, what would you say about the OCAuxiliaryTools? In general it looks like just about anybody can build a basic EFI with this tool (with presets) and then fine-tune as needed. I've been using it for about a year now, with just a few minor...

Hey man. I'm afraid, you have an Intel I225-V ethernet. Since Monterey it's kinda hit and miss for everybody. I'd suggest you get a USB ethernet adaptor till somebody updates the intel nic kexts.

Yeah, it was dying. Long live MSI, and be damned for your buggy bios :)

Hey all! Any engineers here? :) I've got a weird situation with my mobo. I had 2x Sabrent Rocket 4.0 NVMes 1TB in my Monterey system, plus one 500Gb that had BigSur installed (old install, used as backup system. I've decided to try and install the new Win11 build, so I've erased the smaller...

understands everything, nods

Yes, correct. x570 + 12.6 AFAIK it's relatively safe to downgrade your bios, I've done it like 50 times before I found a working one. But if I were you and didn't REALLY need 12.6, I'd stay on 11 and keep the new BIOS.

NP! I had a working Monterey install with new and old BIOSes. With old versions I sometimes get random crashes. With new versions I don't have any network (except for a usb dongle), even my Fenvi card doesn't work.

— Yes you can, but with newer BIOSes the network stack is broken even if macOS is already installed. — For me there was one benefit: GPU rendering in Blender only works on macOS 12+.

All good here. Just upgraded OC and kexts to the latest version through OCAuxiliaryTools and updated the OS, no hickups.

Привет! А чего по-русски? :) Наругают ведь, язык форума — English :) На твою мать должен встать Monterey 12.4. Образы не надо качать, лучше начать с официального гайда Opencore.

Ah, easy. Once you see the first Monterey welcome screen, just reboot to BIOS and flash the old firmware.

Hi! Nothing terrible is going to happen if you launch Monterrey for the first time, it's just that you won't have any network capabilities. And if you're using an eth or wifi dongle, it will become en0 and you might mess up your smbios. But not necessarily. Anyways, I had more than unpleasant...

It's in the first post :)

Solved!

Check your bios boot sequence / startup drive. During the update a special boot image is created, and your PC reboots a few times using this image. If you start the update from macOS and then reboot to your normal drive, the update will not install.

0.8.0 is coming pretty soon, so I guess you don't really have to do anything. And a 10% increase in benchmarks means nothing in real world performance, so I'm not sure why you would even bother :)