- #CLOVER EFI TURN OFF RADEON CARD UPDATE#
- #CLOVER EFI TURN OFF RADEON CARD DRIVER#
- #CLOVER EFI TURN OFF RADEON CARD PRO#
The benefit of this method is that you can use a Kepler GPU with your system without any issues as we'll be blocking a device on the PCIe levelĪn SSDT/DSDT dump(done by pressing F4 at Clover boot screen)
So to start, you'll need to open up your ist and navigate towards Devices -> Add Properties where you'll add the following: DevicesĪnd here's the XML for those who prefer Copy-paste: AddPropertiesĪnd now all Nvidia GPUs will be blocked from your systemĪnd for those with Navi or other unsupported AMD GPUs, there's also some luck for you as wellįor most this is considered the hardest as this requires the most amount of work, we'll be using Rehabman's SSDT patching to accomplish our Spoofing. Main downsides of this method is that it will disable your Kepler GPU as well so you can't run an RTX 2080ti with your GT 710. This is going to be the most popular for users on here as you can disable your Nvidia card but still get to use supported AMD GPU for heavy lifting in MacOS.
Thanks a lot for your help, hopefully my experience helps someone with similar eGPU configuration.Option 2: Blocking all discrete GPUs from MacOS I cannot change the display brightness under the iGPU. This will save me the hassle of having to edit the nf in windows, and rebooting.ĥ. So that I have a 'patched' Windows EFI boot which has the spoof_osx_version enabled, and then another one without it? (For when I want to boot up using dGPU). How can I 'copy' in refind my Windows EFI boot. Any way to automate all of this process?Ĥ. Is there a way that I can use spoof_osx_version (or alternative) without refind? I prefer the regular bootcamp bootloader to be honest (i.e pressing option to choose my Windows EFI boot)ģ. How can I use integrated.bat from MacOSX (Mojave, at the moment)?Ģ. I have a few questions, I would like to ask, hopefully I can get some help:ġ.
#CLOVER EFI TURN OFF RADEON CARD PRO#
I can confirm that I can use Optimus perfectly, finally I can launch high-end games from within my Macbook Pro monitor. This is solved by doing everything from within Windows. This made Windows boot, but screen-only stuck in Windows logo. Trick for me was to try and edit the nf under the EFI partition AND integrated.bat from within Windows, so that MacOSX doesn't re-enable dGPU. But prefer this than hot-plugging it, etc. My trick with the eGPU has always being having it connected before turning laptop on, sometimes screen will just stay black, and no start-up-chime, power-off, try-again, until start-up-chime works, and this makes eGPU detected. Using refind bootloader with spoof_osx_version token enabled in nf Disabling the GT 750m within Device Manager in Windows 10.
AKITIO Thunder2 with an Nvidia ASUS GTX970 mini. I can confirm that it worked with following specs: After this upgrade, this was not working any more, so decided to go ahead and explore the posibility of enabling iGPU, disabling dGPU and using Optimus with eGPU connected.
#CLOVER EFI TURN OFF RADEON CARD DRIVER#
For a long time I was using the same driver for dGPU and eGPU, latest driver possible for me was 425.31, working perfectly (but no optimus, i.e iGPU disabled).
#CLOVER EFI TURN OFF RADEON CARD UPDATE#
The reason why I had to upgrade (my long time 3+ year working setup), is because the latest update of Windows (feature update 1909).
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