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My understanding is that these patches are specific to a particular motherboard and BIOS. I followed the example of what vit9696 did for Intel 800 boards to make generic patches, using a mask.

I should have provided some more explanation on the "universal" patches. Once decompiled, there are always the same conditions on the problematic declaration blocks that have to be patched. There are some padding bytes between If() (opcode: A0) and the conditions (opcodes: 90 and 9232 for &&...

I have no experience with audio. But the VRMs obviously matter for the intended 9950X3D, which is one of the most power hungry CPUs in the line-up. You may want to check user reports (any OS) and see whether the intended board can handle the CPU. 5.0x16 comes from the CPU; the rest comes from...

And W6600. Though none would be suitable for the switch to gaming in Windows and my recommendation is rather to keep the current RX6800 and go for ATX size over micro-ATX. With 4 PCIe slots, ATX is a reasonable size. (And the top-of-the-line E-ATX boards are insanely overpriced monsters.) It...

A list of problematic boards could be useful as well. But I'd work from your connectivity requirements rather than from boards which are known to be working. Unless you're willing to drop some requirements… Of course there are alternatives (with possible variants): Asus TUF Gaming B650-Plus...

Same in both generations: X_70 chipset is two B_50 chips, daisy-chained. "E" means the board is manufactured to PCIe 5.0 specifications (not sure if the chipset itself is different, suppose not…). X_70E is meant to look bigger, meaner so "better", but if you can fit your I/O requirements in a...

Good research work. Though I suppose that this is Windows and there's always a question whether this holds with macOS, which is not even supposed to know about Ryzen. Not too sure what you mean here. Thunderbolt 4 support by macOS is flaky with Intel controllers; as far as I know, ASM4242 does...

Are you using the latest version of everything and the -lilubetaall flag? And new patches may well be required.

Ah, right: The name is maciasl. And the cask actually installs Acidanthera's graphical application MaciASL. Once the application is installed, the command line compiler is available (kind of…) at /Applications/MaciASL/Contents/MacOS/iasl-stable And then, after making a link ln...

Have you installed the iasl compiler according to instructions?

Here is my version of the patches for AM5 motherboards (not patching all conditions but only the three that were found to suffice). These should be generic enough to fit all motherboards.

As we are seeing more and more conditional device declarations, both on AMD and Intel motherboards, and large conditional blocks may be difficult to identify in MaciASL, I have written a little script to find these declarations. Feed 'condevscan' with a decompiled dsdt.dsl file to get a list of...

The key point is the GPU. Supported iGPUs are those from Intel up to (and including 10th gen) and Vega iGPU from AMD, so up to Ryzen 5000 or Ryzen 7x30 (no other ending)—in either case, these are older generation products. Otherwise you'd need to install a suitable dGPU in the mini-PC. Of...

Without a supported GPU, what did you expect? Replace the 4060Ti by a supported AMD GPU (RX 6800/6600 or earlier). https://dortania.github.io/GPU-Buyers-Guide/modern-gpus/amd-gpu.html

Isn't NootedRed restricted to 7x30 iGPUs? 7x35HS uses Radeon 660M/680M (Navi 2), not Vega.

The last supported Intel iGPUs were those of the 10th generation… Intel or AMD, you need a supported dGPU.

ASM4242 is for now officially an USB4 controller, waiting for ASMedia to obtain a full certification as a Thunderbolt 4 controller. So the problem is the same as for Maple Ridge, but on a worse level: Apple now makes it own Thunderbolt controllers, no longer uses third-party controllers, and...

X670 is, literally, two daisy-chained B650, all going through a single PCIe 4.0 x4 link (Intel is now using PCIe 4.0 x8 for its consumers chipsets). And X870 is a minor design update on X670—so minor that there's no urgency to offer the single chip as B850. This looks like a pitiful marketing...

Because the large L3 cache specifically helps with audio, or because it's all new and shiny? Physical x16 slot for GPU (x8 electrical should be enough, if need be) 2 x1 slots for audio cards x4-8 slot for 10G NIC 1 SATA is not a constraint yet some of the M.2 slots will have to come from the...

Which one? Anyway, if you detail your need (cores, clock, number and nature of drives, number and nature of PCIe slots…) we can help you find suitable motherboards while avoiding cable spaghetti as much as possible. That would be: UAD PCIe x1 (?) RME PCI = ? (I'm not in audio; is that "PCI" as...