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I assume Windows is reporting the correct core count? I'll revisit this later tonight and upload a new version to test. @fabiosun if you could also test just to be sure it still works on other chips too.

What do other systems report for the core count? Windows, Linux?

Unsure if it would affect the OC logs reporting 14 cores but your kernel patches were set to 1C (28). I've set it to 0C (12) please try again.

So this is reading the cores directly from the CPUID and still not working. It’s strange. Can you share the EFI please.

Confirmed to still work on 9950x. Just need the problematic 9900x to test it now.

Appreciate it. Can this build be tested on both CPUs please. Preferably using a USB just in case it doesn't boot. Please provide a OC Log.

You should be able to run this on a live USB of Linux too.

@fabiosun Could you also run the command please for comparison. That way it can be updated for all 9000 series to something that works on them all.

Also as a test try booting with the boot arg cpus=1

Ok this is strange. Threads are correct but there's an extra 2 cores coming from somewhere... I need some more info from Linux, sudo apt-get install cpuid sudo cpuid -r | grep 0x8000001e This is to check if the the code OC is running is still valid for these CPUs. // // Get...

Well that's not right... Can I get a SysReport for this system please from a Debug OC.

Give this a go. AppleALC won't work on Sequoia though. I've also set a Max kernel on AirportItlwm and added Itlwm. You'll need Heliport for WiFi on Sequoia, https://github.com/OpenIntelWireless/HeliPort

Here are the kexts and the NVRAM stuff needed for it to work on Sequoia

Yes to all. You can partition your SSD and during Sequoia installer just choose the new partition. For Sequoia you'll need to make sure you've updated the kernel patches and kexts. Add a Max Kernel to any kexts that are specific to Ventura as not to cause a panic on Sequoia.

Swap these two patches around and retest.

Here you go

I'm a single dad on a part time contract lol I'll get a 9000 series one day :D

Damn those are some nice results. Tad jealous lol

Not that I can find unfortuantly. Are you able to run a LAN cable? Your onboard LAN will work.

I'm aware it doesn't list it but that may be because no one has tried it yet. Chris has a link to report others that work with that repo.