I took some research on the WX4150 and RX560.
The GPU core codes printed on the AMD GPU are different.
216-0896288 is WX4150 (RX560)
216-0896088 is RX460 (likely rebranded RX560D)
The GPU core of original RX460 and RX560s are different and vBIOS not cross-flashable.
The green Dell card of board ID 109-C98581-00D_02 V343 VER:1.0 is actually the latter RX460.
The blue HP card of board ID 109-C98581-10_02 is the former RX560.
The green board of board ID 109-C98581-00_02 V343 VER:1.1 is the RX560 since the GPU code is the former.
Sellers often mix them up and some may sell the lower price RX460 at higher cost masquerading as the genuine RX560.
To add in more confusion. There are 14 Compute Units (896 stream processors) and 16 Compute Units (1024 stream processors) versions of the RX560 (Polaris 21 GPU core).
There is no initial distinction as revealed by AMD when released in the market in 2017 but later the former is labelled as RX560D internally, designed for the Chinese cafe market with 896 GCN cores, instead of the standard RX560 with 1024 GCN cores. The cut down version of RX560 is essentially a rebadged RX460. To further muddle the water, the older generation of RX460 is of the different Polaris 11 GPU core (also called Baffin Pro) with 896SP. It was said that all mobile RX560 (called RX560M or RX560 Laptop) is only available with 896SP. In summary, the desktop RX560 can be based on the Polaris 21 (standard RX560) or Polaris 11 (RX460) or a scaled down Polaris 21 (RX560D) but they are all called RX560. The D I guess in the board ID might signify Diminished or Disabled, representing the scaled down RX560D.
That may be why not all WX4150 are equal.
My further research into the most compatible version of vBIOS for the desktop version of 4GB RX560 for Hackintosh revealed that the ASUS BIOS works in both Windows 10 and Mac OSX:
4 GB GDDR5, 1210 MHz GPU, 1750 MHz Memory
www.techpowerup.com
However, the use of Clover or other efi boot loader in Hackintosh may be similar to our Catalina Loader, and thus supports the Apple boot screen since Lilu.kext and WhateverGreen.kext are probably also used.
The details are in Tonymacx86:
There is a lot of information on different threads about Radeon RX 560 on macOS High Sierra 10.13.4, so I thought it deserves a dedicated thread. Update: Due to recent improvements, I would advise everyone to use Lilu https://github.com/vit9696/Lilu/releases IntelGraphicsFixup...
www.tonymacx86.com
But anyway, these may have all been known by the great minds here to give us the present WX4150 ROM already …
I just share what I found.
But sad to know that the EG2 and GOP drivers are mutually exclusive to achieve the functions.
