Most iGPUs are supported here, excluding the HD 610 present in the Pentium G4560. # Kaby Lake 7XXX # Highest Supported OS: Current/Ventura (13) # Initial Supported OS: Sierra (10.12.6) Most iGPUs are supported here (excluding the HD 510), no issues to report. Using WhateverGreen v1.6.1 and up, change your device-id and AAPL,ig-platform-id to the most similar Kaby Lake model, and if using the same EFI to boot Monterey and below, add -igfxsklaskbl to your boot args. However, since Skylake and Kaby Lake iGPUs are so similar, Skylake iGPUs can be spoofed as Kaby Lake in order to make use of the Kaby Lake kexts, which are still present in Ventura.
MacOS Ventura drops support for Skylake iGPUs. # Skylake 6XXX # Highest Supported OS: Ventura (13)* # Initial Supported OS: El Capitan (10.11.4) # Broadwell 5XXX # Highest Supported OS: Monterey (12) # Initial Supported OS: Yosemite (10.10.2)Īll iGPUs are supported here, no issues to report. HD 4400 (HD 4600 Fake ID required for this iGPU).Most iGPUs are supported here, only one to be concerned about is the HD 4400, which requires either a fake ID with WhateverGreen or a modified ACPI path. # Haswell 4XXX # Highest Supported OS: Monterey (12) # Initial Supported OS: Mountain Lion (10.8) Intel Framebuffer Patching guide (opens new window).0x01660009 (Alternative, eDP or autodetect).
As the HD 2500 does not support hardware acceleration, you will need a compatible dGPU for display purposes. The HD 2500, on the other hand, only has partial support in Mojave for quick sync features. The HD4000 is supported natively up to macOS Big Sur, with support dropped in macOS Monterey. # Native Intel iGPUs # Ivy Bridge 3XXX # Highest Supported OS: Big Sur (11) # Initial Supported OS: Lion (10.7) WhateverGreen's DRM Chart (opens new window).This includes iTunes Movies, Apple TV+, Amazon Prime and Netflix, the only fix is getting a supported dGPU, preferably Polaris or newer. We will also be excluding iGPUs present in Pentiums, Celerons and Atom CPUs as these generally have never been supported natively and require quite a bit of extra work to get them working (to be more specific, GT1 based iGPUs don't work, Apple only uses GT2 and up in their Macs).ĭRM Issues: With Haswell and newer iGPUs, DRM is outright broken on them with macOS Catalina.
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Please refer to this post for more info on framebuffer patching as it goes in depth on how to get your system running (opens new window). The main thing to note is that you'll need to apply the framebuffer patches to your system to get things to work properly. So we'll be going over the compatible iGPUs present in Intel's CPUs.
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