I think so... after swapping out the card I didn't stay with High Sierra long. I don't remember any issues though. pretty sure I noticed the sleep issue almost immediately.were you able to sleep with high Sierra?
I'm not an expert in this, but I think you may have the adapter board connected to the incorrect section of the usb programmer. From what I have seen elsewhere on this forum and online (here is a video link), the adapter board should be in the 25XX pin connectors on the usb programmer. From your picture, it appears yours is in the 24XX pin connectors. See the video for clearer explanation. I am only basing this off the fact that I have yet to see any video or pictures showing a video card being flashed with the adapter board in the 24XX connector position.
I think so... after swapping out the card I didn't stay with High Sierra long. I don't remember any issues though. pretty sure I noticed the sleep issue almost immediately.
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ok... I think I am making some progress. I can confirm that open core is helping and making a difference. hardware encoding appears to be working now as I can now play certain video files now that were unplayable when not using open core, also frame rates are now doubled in unigen heaven test.
still unable to sleep and wake without a crash. The computer now successfully goes into "sleep" and will try to "wake" on keypress, but somewhere after the keypress and machine starts trying to "wake" it crashes and restarts. then this restart is not using open core so I have to force shutdown and manually restart holding option to invoke open core
any thoughts?
Well the same thing happens for the 25XX, I through that maybe my laptop is giving too little of a juice so i bought brick powered usb hub, but that doesn't help at all :/
Yeah I was trying to run it with or without jumper with no results.I believe you are missing a jumper on the programmer.
Yeah I was trying to run it with or without jumper with no results.
EDIT: It seems that swapping the position of the board that connects to the programmer DID work, however when i tried to write old bios on the chip i got error so i had to erase the chip and then upload the vbios. It seems that everything is okay so I will test it now.
Are you booting with Open Core? If yes use AppleSNBframebuffer in the "AMD" folder if NOT booting with OpenCore then use the stock AppleSNBFramebuffer.were you able to sleep with high Sierra?
You deleted the original Config.plist and then Named the AMD config.plist to config plist. When booting OpenCore now your iMac will think it's an iMac Pro, it won't display this in About This Mac. also want to confirm you did not enable any additional Kexts in OpenCore Configuration tool. Lastly the Kexts all need to be installed to System/Library/Extensions with Kext Utility, after unlocking the Partition with Hackintool. If you skip this Kext it may appear the Kexts are installing, but never will. Finally since booting with OpenCore the AppleSNBFramebuffer.kext needs to be replaced with the Stock one that is normally installed.I think so... after swapping out the card I didn't stay with High Sierra long. I don't remember any issues though. pretty sure I noticed the sleep issue almost immediately.
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ok... I think I am making some progress. I can confirm that open core is helping and making a difference. hardware encoding appears to be working now as I can now play certain video files now that were unplayable when not using open core, also frame rates are now doubled in unigen heaven test.
still unable to sleep and wake without a crash. The computer now successfully goes into "sleep" and will try to "wake" on keypress, but somewhere after the keypress and machine starts trying to "wake" it crashes and restarts. then this restart is not using open core so I have to force shutdown and manually restart holding option to invoke open core
any thoughts?
Red marked cable into position 1 and position one on the jumper side. Also red cable on the clip into the dot marked pinof the eeprom.
If that won’t work in windows, then perhaps try flashrom in from Linux (i am not sure there is flashrom for windows.
Yeah, that windows program is a mess really. That said I can confirm that WX7100 which wasn't working in any way in my iMac(both with original and flashed vBios, resets of SMC etc.) works perfectly fine in Dell Precision 7710.
'Error: Already started returned from Opencore.efi", after which I am greeted with the OpenCore selection where I must click"Boot macOS from Macintosh SSD".
Can you take GPU-Z screenshot in Windows?
Please go back to the first page and first post and read there. @herrdude added a short "how to use OpenCore guide" and it is linked from there.Hi everyone,
I managed to install and flash my K2100M, and install OpenCore. It's still not always booting straight into MacOS and showing me the below error, but that's not a huge deal.
(Although if someone has a way to fix this for good I would be grateful!)
The problem now seems to be Target Display Mode, which is crucial as I use my iMac as an external monitor for my work PC. I can switch into Target Display Mode using Cmd+F2, but I can't seem to reliably be able to switch back out to the iMac. Literally nothing happens when I press Cmd+F2 again. If I just unplug the Mdp cable it goes back to the iMac, so again it's not an enormous problem, but it would be great if someone knows a way to restore this functionality.
Which WX7100 bios are you using? I use WX7100_GOP bios.Before and after installing drivers:
Please go back to the first page and first post and read there. @herrdude added a short "how to use OpenCore guide" and it is linked from there.
Target Display Mode will only work with High Sierra. Please add your complete hardware and software config to you signature, nobody has a glass bar to guess![]()
I have now the very same hardware config and can confirm your weird result, but I have it with both versions of the MacOS in the same way:Does anyone here have this specific iMac Configuration: 2011 21.5" iMac with a k2100M (maybe k1100m?/K610M) And notice that performance in Valley benchmark is about half (Score:667) in Catalina as what it should be in Mac OS High Sierra?(Score:1208)
I'm modifying AppleGraphicsPowerManagement.kext which fixed my issue, but I want to make sure I'm not the only one with this issue before releasing anything. My scope of action was to null out the entry for iMac 12,1 which is still present in 10.15.5 AGPM and changing the board ID from the 2013 iMac, to the 2011 21.5" iMac. I then swapped the Device ID for the 650M to the k2100M I could also add K1100M or K610M if anyone here speaks up about the issue.
The issue only seems apparent if using an Nvidia Card with a 2011 21.5" iMac based on my testing. I'm also not using WhateverGreen/Lilu to check for this issue.
Hi guys,
So I installed the Xeon and it’s working in the AHD like a charm. But I have a small question:
I have the EFI Version 1.71 but the higher available is 1.9. Does it makes a big difference? is there any way to install it without MacOS X Lion ? And if not where I can get it ? I have Lion on my account but can’t download it with my MacBook or similar devices.
The next step is to replace th GPU with the R9 M290X which arrives tomorrow. Stay tuned!
Hopefully this is not considered as highjacking this thread. But anyone know if this card is good for a mid-2011 iMac:
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Card is: NVidia Quadro K1100M N15P-Q1-A2 1GB GDDR5 but says it is for HP Zbook 17 G2.
If comaptiable will it be a straight swap?
Thanks!
First page, first post of this thread...check it out and read yourselfHopefully this is not considered as highjacking this thread. But anyone know if this card is good for a mid-2011 iMac:
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Card is: NVidia Quadro K1100M N15P-Q1-A2 1GB GDDR5 but says it is for HP Zbook 17 G2.
If comaptiable will it be a straight swap?
Thanks!