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macOS 13 Ventura on Unsupported Macs Thread

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Curious that they got SO close to being a T2 or Apple Silicon only release. You know Apple REALLY wants to get to that point as soon as possible.
 
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0xCUBE said:
thanks a lot for changing and understanding! Sorry if there was any confusion. Appreciate how quick you were. BTW feel free to edit the first post since it's a wikipost if it has any missing info.
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No Problem. I apologize that it caused issues as that was not my intent at all. I just saw this thread disappear which is why I created it. If I knew that it would cause issues I would have never made the thread. I can not wait to see the new patchers and wish everyone good luck with creating them. :)
 
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Well seems my MBP is now the oldest Supported MBP for Ventura. Just installed Ventura and its actually runs quite good not encountered a bug yet but lets see. :D actually will try tomorrow to install it on my 2011 iMac with Quadro GPU lets see what will happen :D
 
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Any specific guidance on what settings to select for Monterey native models on OpenCore? My MacPro6,1 just restarts into Recovery Mode when I select the Ventura installer. These are the settings I've tried for building OpenCore on the flash drive:

-Checked 'Allow native models' under Settings
-Selected MacPro7,1 for SMBIOS Spoof Model and checked 'Allow Native Spoofs' under SMBIOS Settings
 
I just finished installing it on a 5,1 Mac Pro and it gets to the apple logo and then restarts. I've tried looking into verbose mode to see an error, but it gets a different error every time.
 
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saudor said:
I guess it's kaby lake or later which is the first CPU to support hardware 10 bit HEVC encode among other things
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yep 10bit HEVC is first introduced with Kaby Lake, I guess that's the Nr.1 Reason why all machines before Kaby Lake where dropped
 
Heindijs said:
What are some of the issues you've experienced? My 2012 Mini has zero issues that I've noticed compared to a natively supported Mac. SIP being partially disabled could be considered an issue though
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Try fusion, Parallels or MS office late version and you will be in trouble.
 
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