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Acer Aspire S7-393 - Intel HD5500


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Hello,

i followed OC guide to install Vanilla install BigSur. Managed to install and boot into OS but my video card and sound not working.

WIFI - not supported
Audio - not working atm
Video - no acceleration

Tried to change couple of things but still my video shows 14MB of Vram memory

Audio tried layouts 11, 12, 18, with no luck.

Any idea is welcome at this point, tried to patch ram but there is no change maybe I'm doing something wrong.


Here is brief summary of my hardware.


Intel Core i7-5500U

Computer Brand Name: Acer Aspire S7-393

Motherboard Model: Acer Aspire S7-393

Motherboard Chipset: Intel Broadwell-U PCH-LP (Premium)

BIOS Manufacturer: Insyde Corp.

Video Chipset: Intel HD Graphics 5500

Video Chipset Codename: Broadwell-U GT2

Video Memory: Unknown

Audio - Realtek alc722

 


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Hi Slice,

i used official OC guide (broadwell laptop), why you think that i used wrong guide? The problem is that i have video with no acceleration or if i patch it i got garbled screen (maybe related to csm) but bios is so restricted that i cannot if that is the problem.

Attached is my "original" config.

 

 

config.plist

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21 hours ago, ccvisabg said:

Hi Slice,

i used official OC guide (broadwell laptop), why you think that i used wrong guide? The problem is that i have video with no acceleration or if i patch it i got garbled screen (maybe related to csm) but bios is so restricted that i cannot if that is the problem.

Attached is my "original" config.

 

 

config.plist 24.23 kB · 1 download

In common sense good guide should led to success.

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3 hours ago, ccvisabg said:

I don't have that option in BIOS unfortunately and BIOS is write protected.

On my laptop #2 I resolved similar artefacts by reflashing BIOS to older version but this is not the option for you. Sorry.

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