metal compatible graphics card hackintosh

Metal Compatible Graphics Card Hackintosh

When it comes to installing a metal compatible graphics card on your Hackintosh, there are several methods you can use. One method is to disassemble the aml files in the SSDT/DSDT directory. To do this, open up the Terminal and run the following command:

`aml -d /usr/bin/iasl`

This will allow you to analyze the aml files using IASL.

Another option is to use Rehabman's Compiler to compile the aml files. You can download the compiler from Rehabman's GitHub repository and then place it in a folder on your Hackintosh.

Once you have the aml files compiled, you can open up your EFI and navigate to the `EFI/CLOVER/ACPI/origin` directory. Here, you'll find several files that contain information about your system's devices.

To block all Nvidia GPUs from your system, you can add the following properties to your device list:

```

PCI

/pci@0,0

PCI

root

pcidriver

```

This will prevent any Nvidia GPUs from being recognized by your system.

For those with Navi or other unsupported AMD GPUs, there's also a method that can be used to block them from being recognized. This involves using Rehabman's SSDT patching tool to spoof the GPU as a supported device.

The main downside of this method is that it will disable your Kepler GPU, so you won't be able to run an RTX 2080ti with your GT 710.

Overall, there are several methods you can use to install a metal compatible graphics card on your Hackintosh. By following these steps, you should be able to get your system up and running with the graphics card of your choice.

Metal compatible graphics card hackintosh