- Intel i7-10870H-2,20GHz Turbo Boost ile 5,0GHz
- Nvidia RTX3060 Max-Performance 6GB GDDR6 192-Bit
- 17,3" QHD 2560x1440 165Hz %100 sRGB IPS Mat LED Ekran
- 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 2933MHz
squioa on custom laptop
- Thread starter mankurt
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Hello Guest. Before you post check the Troubleshooting guide here, Dortania Troubleshooting
Discrete GPU.
I am sure you are aware that the Nvidia RTX 3060 is not supported in macOS. However from looking through your EFI folder I don't see any method for disabling the Nvidia dGPU when running macOS. This should be added to your setup ASAP, first to prevent any clashes in macOS and second to extend the life of your laptops battery.
See this Dortania guide and use one of the three methods offered.
Intel IGPU Framebuffer.
Which connectors are present on your Comet Lake laptop? The Default CML laptop Framebuffer <0900A53E> you are using many not be the best option, if your laptop doesn't have the same connectors.
The default laptop Framebuffer is looking to enable/activate an LVDS connector to the laptops builtin display and 2 x DP connectors. If this isn't what your laptop contains then an alternative Framebuffer may work better, or you might need to create a custom Framebuffer patch for your IGPU. The Framebuffer connector patch is more likely.
If say your laptop has a HDMI in place of a DisplayPort connector then the Default Framebuffer may throw up a few issues in macOS.
Here is a link to a guide for Intel IGPU Framebuffer patching, created by @CaseySJ over at Tonymacx86.
The guide is a bit old now, but the process for testing and creating your custom display connector patches remains the same.
I am sure you are aware that the Nvidia RTX 3060 is not supported in macOS. However from looking through your EFI folder I don't see any method for disabling the Nvidia dGPU when running macOS. This should be added to your setup ASAP, first to prevent any clashes in macOS and second to extend the life of your laptops battery.
See this Dortania guide and use one of the three methods offered.
Intel IGPU Framebuffer.
Which connectors are present on your Comet Lake laptop? The Default CML laptop Framebuffer <0900A53E> you are using many not be the best option, if your laptop doesn't have the same connectors.
The default laptop Framebuffer is looking to enable/activate an LVDS connector to the laptops builtin display and 2 x DP connectors. If this isn't what your laptop contains then an alternative Framebuffer may work better, or you might need to create a custom Framebuffer patch for your IGPU. The Framebuffer connector patch is more likely.
If say your laptop has a HDMI in place of a DisplayPort connector then the Default Framebuffer may throw up a few issues in macOS.
Here is a link to a guide for Intel IGPU Framebuffer patching, created by @CaseySJ over at Tonymacx86.
The guide is a bit old now, but the process for testing and creating your custom display connector patches remains the same.