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UHD620 better ig-platform-id #49

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rossna opened this issue Oct 6, 2020 · 9 comments
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UHD620 better ig-platform-id #49

rossna opened this issue Oct 6, 2020 · 9 comments

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@rossna
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rossna commented Oct 6, 2020

For those of us with the i7-8550u version, this ig-platform-id gives us better graphics performance:

ig-platform-id: 0900A53E
platform-id: A53E0000

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The old platform-id (00001659) is basically patching our iGPU to act as an HD520, which it is not.

@rossna rossna changed the title UHD620 better Ig-platform-id UHD620 better ig-platform-id Oct 6, 2020
@egore24
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egore24 commented Oct 9, 2020

Good tip. Trying it now. Thanks!

Just a note,
platform-id: A53E0000 should be device-id: A53E0000

@rolsanmordua
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@rossna brightness controls seem to break for me with this change

@rolsanmordua
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Assuming no other change was necessary, I ran the Geekbench 5 compute test and my Metal score dropped ≈250 points from before

@jkbuha
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jkbuha commented Oct 10, 2020

Yeah had the same issue too. It's because the existing BRT6 SSDT is mapped to device-id 1659, so the PNLF fails to catch that. The SSDT overrides for the GPU will need to be patched as well.

Regardless though, there is a performance drop with this new id.

Best config layout I've optimised so far can be found on my post here: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-dell-xps-13-9360-on-macos-sierra-10-12-x-lts-long-term-support-guide.213141/page-332

If anyone has any better performance suggestions please reach out.

@mankot14
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Yeah had the same issue too. It's because the existing BRT6 SSDT is mapped to device-id 1659, so the PNLF fails to catch that. The SSDT overrides for the GPU will need to be patched as well.

Regardless though, there is a performance drop with this new id.

Best config layout I've optimised so far can be found on my post here: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-dell-xps-13-9360-on-macos-sierra-10-12-x-lts-long-term-support-guide.213141/page-332

If anyone has any better performance suggestions please reach out.

Hey, I saw your post on tonymac. I have the i7-8550u with UHD 620 variant just as you do. The best setting for graphics I've found are as follows:
AAPL,ig-platform-id = 00001B59
device-id = 16590000
I got a score of just over 4900 on battery power for OpenCL in Geekbench5 with this.

@linianqing
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Yeah had the same issue too. It's because the existing BRT6 SSDT is mapped to device-id 1659, so the PNLF fails to catch that. The SSDT overrides for the GPU will need to be patched as well.
Regardless though, there is a performance drop with this new id.
Best config layout I've optimised so far can be found on my post here: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-dell-xps-13-9360-on-macos-sierra-10-12-x-lts-long-term-support-guide.213141/page-332
If anyone has any better performance suggestions please reach out.

Hey, I saw your post on tonymac. I have the i7-8550u with UHD 620 variant just as you do. The best setting for graphics I've found are as follows:
AAPL,ig-platform-id = 00001B59
device-id = 16590000
I got a score of just over 4900 on battery power for OpenCL in Geekbench5 with this.

Is your brightness controls ok?

@mankot14
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Yeah had the same issue too. It's because the existing BRT6 SSDT is mapped to device-id 1659, so the PNLF fails to catch that. The SSDT overrides for the GPU will need to be patched as well.
Regardless though, there is a performance drop with this new id.
Best config layout I've optimised so far can be found on my post here: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-dell-xps-13-9360-on-macos-sierra-10-12-x-lts-long-term-support-guide.213141/page-332
If anyone has any better performance suggestions please reach out.

Hey, I saw your post on tonymac. I have the i7-8550u with UHD 620 variant just as you do. The best setting for graphics I've found are as follows:
AAPL,ig-platform-id = 00001B59
device-id = 16590000
I got a score of just over 4900 on battery power for OpenCL in Geekbench5 with this.

Is your brightness controls ok?

I went back to AAPL,ig-platform-id = 00001659 and device-id = 16590000 because that's the only configuration that allowed me to have external display AND full functionality of the laptop display.

@kaedea
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kaedea commented Jun 30, 2021

Yeah had the same issue too. It's because the existing BRT6 SSDT is mapped to device-id 1659, so the PNLF fails to catch that. The SSDT overrides for the GPU will need to be patched as well.

Regardless though, there is a performance drop with this new id.

Best config layout I've optimised so far can be found on my post here: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-dell-xps-13-9360-on-macos-sierra-10-12-x-lts-long-term-support-guide.213141/page-332

If anyone has any better performance suggestions please reach out.

Hey, I saw your post on tonymac. I have the i7-8550u with UHD 620 variant just as you do. The best setting for graphics I've found are as follows:
AAPL,ig-platform-id = 00001B59
device-id = 16590000
I got a score of just over 4900 on battery power for OpenCL in Geekbench5 with this.

Did your external HDMI display work with 1B59?

@kaedea
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kaedea commented Jul 1, 2021

For those of us with the i7-8550u version, this ig-platform-id gives us better graphics performance:

ig-platform-id: 0900A53E
platform-id: A53E0000

Source

The old platform-id (00001659) is basically patching our iGPU to act as an HD520, which it is not.

Can not boot with this config.

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