Gigabyte-Z590i-Vision-D-11500F

Within this repository I share my Hackintosh EFI for my newest build based on Intels Rocketlake 11th Gen CPU.

Hardware used in this build:

• CPU: Intel i9-11400F
• Board: Gigabyte Z590i Vision D:
  • Audio: Realtek ALC4080
  • 1x 2.5GBase-T (Intel I225-V)
  • 1x USB-C
  • 2x Thunderbolt 4 ports (Intel JHL8540 Maple Ridge)
  • 2x m.2 Slots
• RAM: 64GB Corsair Vengence 3200MHz
• AMD RX 6600
• Broadcom BCM94360NG for macOS Compatibilty. Works out of the box. The BCM94360NG fits into the original WiFi-card housing and sits under the IO-shield. Original antennas fit.

What is working:

• SMBIOS MacPro7,1 with full h264/h265 hardware encoding
• Audio: working out of the box as it is connected like a USB-Audio interface. But keep in mind it only shows up, when you plugin something (e.g. headphones).
• Thunderbolt 4 (incl. Hotplug, tested with Monterey 12.5 and Ventura Beta 5)
• Replacing the internal m.2 Intel Wifi with a BCM94360NG to have macOS native Wifi/BT Support
• USB-ports. Have created my custom USB port mapping with USBMap.command

USB Port Mapping

SSDT-USB-Ports-Z590i-VisionD.aml

BIOS-settings:

• Current BIOS version: F8b

• Load optimized defaults

• Set Above 4G Decoding to Enabled

• Set Legacy USB Support to Disabled

• Set Intel VT-D to Enabled (DisableIOMapper is disabled, AppleVTD should be working)

• Set Internal Graphics to Disabled (or Auto if you want to use it in Windows)

• Thunderbolt:

  • Discrete Thunderbolt Support: Enabled

  • Wake From Thunderbolt Devices: Disabled

  • Native OS security for TBT: Disabled

  • Discrete Thunderbolt Configuration:

  • Thunderbolt USB Support: Disabled

  • Thunderbolt Boot Support: Disabled

  • Titan Ridge Workaround for OSUP: Disabled

  • Tbt Dynamic AC/DC L1: Disabled

  • GPIO3 Force Pwr: Enabled

  • Wait time in ms after applying Force Pwr: 200

  • GPIO filter: Enabled

  • DTBT Controller 0 Configuration: all Settings in this Submenu BIOS-Default

• For Secure Boot:

  • Set Secure Boot to Enabled
  • Set Secure Boot Mode to Custom
  • Go to Key Management and then Enroll EFI.
  • Add all *.efi Files in your EFI Folder: BOOTX64.efi, all drivers(OpenRunTime.efi, OpenHFSPlus.efi, OpenCanopy.efi), OpenCore.EFI

Credits:

• Dortania for this great OpenCore Desktop Guide
• headkaze for Hackintool and our productive conversations :)
• Acidanthera for too many things to mention each
• RehabMan for too many things to mention each
• OpenCore project for this great bootloader