Enabled games can feature more realistic environmental dynamics, a richer tapestry of sound effects, breathtaking directional audio and more.
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AMD TrueAudio technology empowers game developers with a programmable audio pipeline on the GPU, inviting them to put their unique artistic fingerprint on in-game audio in the same way that the programmable graphics pipeline brought unfettered artistic vision to PC graphics.
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You could get an Nvidia card that can be used with Web Drivers easily downloaded (though you get less power in such things as FCPX), or wait for HSierra and look to get Vega, which seems well supported. Or waiting to see what comes about when High Sierra is released, which at least offers better support for some AMD GPUs. You might consider El Capitan, which is easier to avoid the blackscreen issue on. Methods around this include setting the iGPU to primary (meaning you boot up to that point with no display active), or using a helper GPU that is supported (like a $30 Nvidia), or using the Lilu etc kexts to boot without iGPU (which I haven't read much success on using Hawaii 290/390(x)). Even if you get this working, you have to find a way to avoid getting a blackscreen after the Apple logo. Then, hopefully, you don't have to tinker too much to get the right connectors owrking.Ģ. You can do this with clover/configurator. Only the 290x/390x variant is "officially" supported, so you often needs to trick the system into thinking it's using such a card by changing the ID. Adding multiple displays makes the problem harder.ġ. R9 390 (and 290) have a host of issues in Sierra (and lesser extent El Capitan. View attachment 268223 View attachment 268224 View attachment 268225 View attachment 268226 View attachment 268227 Here is my system info and hackintosh specs: I have tried a couple of things but nothing has worked so far and if I need to reinstall macOS, it wouldn't be too big of a deal.
My troubles probably stem from having an AMD card and being incompetent with multibeast, clover, clover configurator, and getting hackintosh drivers to work. I'm new to actually getting a hackintosh up and running. (mission control and especially launchpad) I'm assuming this because I have the non-transparent dock and annomations seem overall sluggish. Both the second and third monitors are connected via DVI using the DVI to HDMI (passive) adapters that were included in with my video card. One receives normal input (this is always the one connected via HDMI), second monitor only mirrors the first, and the third doesn't receive any signal. I have 3 identical 1080p monitors that I would like to use with my hack.
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