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RX 580 is supported OOTB. It might be possible that you may have the 2048SP version. Can you provide more details (vendor, device-ID, part number)?

https://elitemacx86.com/threads/how-to-download-macos-tahoe-dmg-for-clean-install.2352/

If you're having display with every port, then its not necessary to do the further patching.

It really doesn't matter which Bootloader (Clover/OC). There is always a hope when you stick to the instructions.

You can use a different drive or install on a separate partition and then access your data.

Okay. Closing this thread then.

Not sure about that but its mostly like the ACPI states. But is the issue solved by prioritizing the OC as a first boot device?

APU not supported.

Great. Closing this thread then.

Use official source to download the High Sierra. Create a bootable USB. Then, modify the Kernel patches accordingly.

GTX1650 isn't supported.

Yes.

That's right! These are patched version.

Great. For GPU, patching is needed. For Internet, check the Realtek chip model and use the appropriate kext. For Audio, injecting a correct layout ID is necessary.

For Sonoma, you must disable the SecureBootModel to avoid loop state.

You mean SSD?

Hello and Welcome to EliteMacx86! You cannot trick any app or the system into Apple Silicon. Such kind of spoofing isn't possible yet.

Yes, is normal. Preference due to frequency vectors. Still, iMacPro1,1 stands best so stick to that. Are you using stock VBIOS? The picture you attached, happens mostly due to memory corruption. It could be your RAM or the memory chips on the GPU (aka GPU itself). EFI is not as per the...

Did an upgrade recently and it works absolutely fine. Until you make the changes as listed above, you'll be in loop in either of the macOS version. So, better you make those changes to enjoy the system :)