The smallest fully functional (with dGPU) hackintosh
- CPU: intel Core i9 10850K
- GPU: AMD Radeon Pro WX 4100 dGPU + UHD630 iGPU
- Memory: 64GB. 2x32 Hynix DDR4 3200 @ 2933MHz
- Storage: 2x Hynix Gold P31 2TB
- Wireless: Apple BCM943602CS with adapter and 2 antenna in front bezel and tiny rear antenna.
- Power Supply: 230W
- BIOS: M2WKT59
- SMBIOS: iMac20,2
| Feature | Status |
|---|---|
| Sleep/Wake | ok |
| iGPU & dGPU acceleration | ok |
| USB | ok |
| LAN | ok |
| WLAN | ok |
| BT | ok |
| Continuity | ok |
| Sidecar | ok |
| iMessage/facetime | ok |
| Sound | ok |
| HDMI/DP audio | ok |
| DRM | requires switching GPU with a terminal command |
- This hack is the smallest fully functional hack I was able to build, including a dGPU for DRM. It is also one of the most powerful CPU you can hack on with the a supported iGPU.
- No kext needed for USB mapping as it only has 14 ports and doesn't exceed the macOS limitation. Only one dsdt patch was needed to enable the M.2 USB port.
- For efficiency, I combined all ACPI patches into a single SSDT. ACPI patching adds all the devices (including cosmetic ones) seen on a real iMac20 but avoids cosmetic renaming.
- Recompiled all the kexts with highest level of Xcode optimization and opencore uses the least possible amount of patches and injections. The entire EFI is <2.8MB.
- By default, Boot Chime-enabled and OC Picker-disabled while hotkeys are enabled to reproduce real mac behavior. I even changed the BIOS logo to Apple so through the entire boot process the hack looks and feels like a real mac.
