At least that's what I could tell from the values in there, I might be wrong though. Again, unfortunately it appears that my laptop doesn't seem to use the MMIO method to control the power limits. Then I tried another way to get around this annoying problem, MMIO addresses FED159A0 and FED159A4, which stored the long and short term power limits. The 'GPU POWER' box still popped up with PowerCut enabled. In another run, I've tried using PowerCut to trick the Core i3-4000M into thinking that it used far less power to prevent the power limits from setting in. My previous power limited run was done with this configuration set (Turbo Power Limits, FIVR Control). The power limit seems to only kick in under GPU-intensive tasks, and not under CPU-intensive tasks. This is how it looks under the influence of power limit throttling. According to ThrottleStop 8.70.6, it indicates a red 'GPU POWER' box to display that it's throttling hard. Seems to be fixed now as well.I believe this issue has something to do with the HD 4600's power limits, but I'm not exactly sure if that's the actual problem. Before, with 'Inject Intel' selected, not only could I not select more than 1080p, it would also freeze macOS in Safari with certain videos autoplaying on websites. It's basically a stock Mojave install from Multibeast, just with Lilu and Whatevergreen added via KextBeast. I'm not sure if this will get you up to 4K since I think the HD4600 only allows 4K 24Hz via the integrated HDMI, but perhaps it will also get you around the 1080p limit.Įdit: Just to summarize, my setup now has no 'Inject Intel', no 'ig-platform-id' configured in ist, no kexts in Clover EFI folders except for FakeSMC. I just now (5 minutes ago) used KextBeast to install both the latest releases from Lilu and Whatevergreen to System/Library/Extensions and on the next boot I had 2560x1440. It seems like loading Lilu and Whatevergreen via Clover was simply not working. Hi! I'm new to Hackintosh myself and have been struggling trying to get my HD4600 to output the native 2560x1440 for my monitor through the motherboard HDMI output.

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