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Screen distortion on Ivy Bridge HD4000 and Monterey Laptop

GooseDev72

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Motherboard
MSI MAG Z690 TOMAHAWK WIFI
CPU
Intel i5-12400
Graphics
AMD ATI Radeon RX 6650 XT
OS X/macOS
14.x
Bootloader
  1. OpenCore (UEFI)
Mobile Phone
  1. Android
Hello guys, I want to ask for some help for this laptop:
Model: Samsung 5 Series (2009)
Cpu: i5-3210M
Gpu: Intel Graphics HD4000
Ram: 8GB DDR3
Storage: 200GB SATA SSD
OpenCore Version: 1.0.4

After installation there was no graphics acceleration, after patching with OCLP the root, I get bad backlight and VERY high contrast, like a distortion on the internal screen. After reverting, I get normal screen. What can I do to make the painful graphics work? IMG_2025_05_03_22_39_25_9221646343628750420383.jpg
 
Hello guys, I want to ask for some help for this laptop:
Model: Samsung 5 Series (2009)
Cpu: i5-3210M
Gpu: Intel Graphics HD4000
Ram: 8GB DDR3
Storage: 200GB SATA SSD
OpenCore Version: 1.0.4

After installation there was no graphics acceleration, after patching with OCLP the root, I get bad backlight and VERY high contrast, like a distortion on the internal screen. After reverting, I get normal screen. What can I do to make the painful graphics work?View attachment 9319
With the OCLP root patching, is acceleration available? If so, try to enable CSM/Legacy/Legacy OptionROM in BIOS and the issue should be fixed.

Also, if there's no option or it doesn't fixes it, you might need EDID patching.
 

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