Hi, I'm encountering an issue with my HP Pavilion x360 14-cd1035TX laptop while running Hackintosh for the past three years, from Big Sur to the current Ventura. Despite following the OpenCore guide and tried both Optimus Method and Bumblebee, I haven't been able to figure out how to disable the Nvidia dgpu.
Initially, during the boot, the dgpu remains off, allowing me to run a lot of apps and a lot of tabs with a silent fan and the laptop doesn't heat up. However, after putting the laptop to sleep and waking it up, even with less intensive apps like just one tab on safari or even the notes app, the fan starts spinning loudly and the laptop heats up rapidly! I'm unsure how to address this. I've attached a copy of my DSDT for you to help me patch the necessary SSDT patch, along with my EFI folder (with my SMBIOS serial number removed). In my Config file, I've used the boot flag -wegnoegpu based on a Reddit post suggesting its necessity for HDMI port functionality. Additionally, I've used the SSDT-XOSI and the patch (_OSI to XOSI), even though I already have the SSDT-GPI0, as these two helped enable my Elan touchscreen, which is based on I2C.
On another note, after upgrading to Ventura 13.6.1, my DW1820A WiFi intermittently stops working. Despite appearing connected to my Asus router, I can't access the internet, and searching for available networks yields nothing. Turning the WiFi off and on temporarily resolves the issue for a few minutes and the same thing repeats again.
Lastly, I'd appreciate guidance on enabling HDMI audio. While I found a guide here on enabling the HDMI port and my HDMI port now works, it didn't cover HDMI audio activation.
Thank you in advance for your assistance!
My specs:
HP Pavilion X360 14-cd1035TX
i7-8565U
UHD 620 + NVidia GeForce MX130
OpenCore 0.9.7
Ventura 13.6.1
Link to my EFI and DSDT: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/eax468at7zpko28ud2uym/h?rlkey=nv5w293s4sbj6e2skv17gwjyq&dl=0
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