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You're right about not requiring WhateverGreen for AMD supported cards, at least with my limited testing with my 2 cards.

 

My other hack runs a RX Vega 64 without WhateverGreen or Frame Buffer settings in Tahoe b3 but in sleep the fans ramp up an down.

In this old thread from 2017 https://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/330533-inject-fb-name-for-amd-radeon-rx-vega-64/page/2/#:~:text=I-,nject FB Name For AMD Radeon RX Vega 64,-Inject  I found a SSDT that injects the frame buffer and HDA sound settings.  Kamarang supports H264 and Iriri supports H265 (can be used together).

 

A quick sleep test seems ok with no ramping but I'll give it a few days.

 

 

 

SSDT-Vega64-FBName-Kamarang.aml SSDT-Vega64-FBName-Iriri.aml

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@Montblanc my software side of the os. is limited. in my cases most of my gpu,s have had full water blocks. so cooling or gpu fan spin as not been a problem of me

the 6600 in the back up hack is air-cooled but seems ok with just the frame buffer thought DP

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Yes, it's possible to fully configure an AMD GPU manually via Add → Properties, without using WhateverGreen.kext.
However, it's complex, fragile, and requires in-depth knowledge of macOS GPU internals.

 

Manual method (Add → Properties):
- Gives full control over framebuffer layout, connector types, device-id, audio injection, etc.

- Works without WhateverGreen.

- Requires you to define each property precisely (e.g., @0,connector-type, device-id, hda-gfx).

- Breaks easily with macOS updates, new SMBIOS, or changes in GPU behavior.

- Often needs VBIOS analysis to get correct connector layout.

 

WhateverGreen.kext:
- Automatically injects correct properties for most AMD cards.

- Handles framebuffer patching, HDMI/DP issues, sleep/wake bugs, and more.

- Highly recommended for stability and compatibility with modern macOS versions (Big Sur → Tahoe).

- Allows additional tweaks via boot-args (e.g., -radvesa, -radpg).


Thus, use WhateverGreen in almost all cases — it's stable, well-maintained, and reliable.

Use manual injection via Add → Properties only if:

- You fully understand framebuffer layouts,

- WEG does not work properly, or you need special customization not possible with WEG.

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@verdazil thank you for information and the pros& cons of DP Injection

and the advantages of using Whatevergreen kext.. I just tried DP injection on my two systems and it worked for me

from what your saying. seems like I was lucky. if I have a problem. I  will use what evergreen kext.

thank again for your time explaining 

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