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No support for this gpu

Z890FreezeQuickInfo-Release.zipU can use this command and check what u need for check if have some log or other thing in system

Update bluetooth kexts. These kexts work good.

Some points Disable VMD / Intel RST / VMD Controller in BIOS. This is the main suspect because the dump shows PCH RP01-RP04 mapped under VMD. Disable ASPM / PCI Express Native Power Management / DMI ASPM in BIOS. The hard-freeze pattern is compatible with an incorrect PCIe power-state transition. AppleAHCIPort plus the 8086:7f62 Arrow Lake SATA controller being spoofed as 8086:8c02. Do u use zeroprpm on RX580? Disable Serial Port / COM Port in BIOS. This removes Apple16X50ACPI and the fake PPP serial network ports from macOS, reducing unnecessary ACPI/device noise.

The .command don't generate?

Its hard to check it. All asus z890 is very problematic. Extract one full dump with this command and lets try check it ASUS_Z890_Freeze_Diagnostics-Release.zip and post one full dump with this too https://olarila.com/files/Utils/DumpGenerator-Release.zip

Erro no download

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if all is updated like kexts, bootloader, just go

Check efi folders for this

HDMI dont work on Icelake

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the end is near for intel

macOS Golden Gate is the next major macOS generation, introduced as macOS 27 during WWDC 2026. This release represents an important transition point for the Mac platform, with a stronger focus on Apple Silicon, performance improvements, system responsiveness, and newer macOS technologies. For Apple Silicon users, macOS Golden Gate continues Apple’s modern architecture direction, bringing the best compatibility, performance, and long-term support to Macs powered by M-series chips. This includes better integration with Apple’s latest frameworks, improved system-level features, enhanced efficiency, and deeper optimization for Apple Silicon hardware. Intel Mac support appears to be ending with macOS Golden Gate. Early reports indicate that macOS 27 drops support for Intel-based Macs and is designed for Apple Silicon Macs only. This means that macOS Tahoe is likely the final major macOS release for supported Intel Macs, while Golden Gate starts a new Apple Silicon-only era. Because this is still a pre-release stage, compatibility may change during the beta cycle. Some features, APIs, drivers, kernel behavior, and system protections can still be adjusted by Apple before the final public release. For this reason, support for macOS Golden Gate should be considered experimental until the final version is officially released. Our tools and apps are being prepared and tested for macOS Golden Gate with priority support for Apple Silicon. Intel support will continue where possible on older macOS versions, but Golden Gate support will focus on Apple Silicon due to Apple’s platform direction. With macOS Golden Gate, Apple has officially moved macOS into an Apple Silicon-only generation. Intel Mac support has been removed entirely, meaning that the last Intel models supported by macOS Tahoe are no longer eligible for this release. This includes the MacBook Pro 16-inch 2019, MacBook Pro 13-inch 2020 with four Thunderbolt 3 ports, iMac 27-inch 2020, and Mac Pro 2019. These machines may continue to receive security updates on older macOS versions, but they are not part of the macOS Golden Gate compatibility list. Key Points macOS Golden Gate is macOS 27. Apple Silicon is the primary supported platform. Intel Mac support is expected to end with this release. Intel users should remain on macOS Tahoe or earlier supported macOS versions. Golden Gate support is currently pre-release and experimental. Final compatibility depends on Apple’s public release and final system requirements.