I tried what I'll call the "kext method" - I installed Lilu and WhateverGreen on my MacPro5,1 with a single X5680, Vega 56 and Mojave 10.14.6 installed. On a test video export in DaVinci Resolve "Free" (11 minute 1080p 60fps h.264 video clip with a few subtitles and basic transitions) render time was cut from 24 minutes to 4 minutes. That's an insane improvement for a few minutes of effort. Thanks for this tip. Whoever discovered this 'hack' deserves a medal.
I should note that I am NOT using OpenCore. I used hackintoshes for a number of years, and they left a bad taste in my mouth. Too many incompatibilites, weird bugs and 'Play and Pray' OS X updates. Is there any advantage to using the OpenCore method when what I've got works so well?
Hackintosh and cMP are completely different. We can install and run macOS on cMP natively. No compatibility issue.
If you have Hackintosh experience, you can open my shared config.plist and have a look. Apart from injecting the board-id or load Lilu / WEG to activate HWAccel, there is no extra setting touched.
I tested both Clover and OpenCore on my cMP. Very different result.
Clover mess up all PCIe info even I didn't inject anything.
But OpenCore just like transparent if I don't change any setting.
I use OpenCore on my cMP for few months now. Extremely happy with the stability / compatibility. Not a single issue yet.
Also, apart from DRM / HEVC hardware encode, you will also get boot screen for your Vega56 via OpenCore.