Since Clover BootLoader is reaching its end of life, it’s time to switch to OpenCore BootLoader.
This is the last version of Clover I used on my desktop.
Specs
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- Motherboard: ASUS Prime Z390-A (BIOS Release Date: 2020/05/04 Version: 1502)
- CPU: Intel Core i9 9900K
- Memory: 2 * Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB 3200Mhz
- GPU: MSI Radeon RX 5700 XT Gaming X
- SSD: Western Digital WD Black SN750 500GB
- Wireless: Fenvi FV T919
BIOS Configuration
Ai Tweaker
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Ai Overclock Tuner: XMP II
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ASUS MultiCore Enhancement: Enabled – Remove All limits
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DRAM Frequency: DDR4-2933Mhz
I have stability issues (display halt) if I run at memory’s default 3200Mhz
This is probably due to BCLK/DRAM multiplier, the real iMac 19,1 runs its memory at 2666Mhz , which means multiplier was set to 100:133. I found a comment saying “some platforms do not like high memory multipliers”, but I need to test it out.
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DRAM Voltage: 1.30000 [Unnecessary RAM tweeking]
Advanced
Platform Misc Configuration
CPU
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Software Guard Extensions (SGX): Disabled
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Intel (VMX) Virtualization Technology: Enabled
CPU – Power Management Control
System Agent (SA) Configuration
PCH Configuration
PCI Express Configuration -> PCIe Speed: Gen3 [This probably doesn’t do anything]
PCH Storage Configuration
Onboard Devices Configuration
USB Configuration
Boot
Boot Configuration
Secure Boot
USB Ports
By using Hackintool, I selected 15 USB ports that I needed and blocked the rest of them. You probably need different configuration to make your setup works (either reconfigurate or avoid using ports that are blocked).
- Green: Ports that works
- Red: Ports that won’t work

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Some devices that are not being supported on macOS will cause problems. For example, my Oculus Rift S (which doesn’t have software support under macOS) causes instant wakeup, the solution is to plug it into one of the ports that are blocked, so it won’t even show up under IORegistryExplorer.
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The configuration was set to use discrete graphics, so the onboards video output won’t work.

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I used the bottom connector from USB1112 for Bluetooth connection integraded to my wireless card (Fenvi T919). USB_E12 and USB_E34 was connected internally via a USB 2.0 Hub, not only makes the USB device tree looks messy, but also brings some chances of not being able to discover Bluetooth hardware if the Bluetooth USB is connected to one of them.
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Although I blocked USB_E12 and USB_E34 in the configuration, they are still useful for connecting devices that works on Windows but not needed for macOS, like AIO water pump and RGB controller.
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My case doesn’t have a front USB-C connector, so the U31G1_C5 is blocked.
EFI File !!! Fill in SMBIOS informations before use.