Useful when choosing a future computer configuration or upgrading an existing one. Information on HD Graphics 530's compatibility with other computer components. These parameters indirectly speak of HD Graphics 530's performance, but for precise assessment you have to consider its benchmark and gaming test results. I know there is a small chance of success, but still I would like try.HD Graphics 530's specs such as number of shaders, GPU base clock, manufacturing process, texturing and calculation speed. Please share all you can think of, like where to look, what to research, and so on. Would it be possible to resolve this by WhateverGreen developers? But I would like to have a compact design PC, and fitting separate GPU is not a option in that case.ĭo you know what part of OS is causing this problem? Do you think it might be possible to solve with some software hack? Using hibernate mode 25 doesn't resolve this, because resuming system from this also uses _WAK function.Ĭurrently only solution is to install secondary - discrete GPU. It has something to do with wrong implementation of _WAK function in SSDT (please write more about this if you know). Sometimes there is a little confusion because of that, because people tend to confuse these two GPUs. Problem does NOT occur with UHD630 for example on Coffee Lake. Its occurring on Intel Integra HD530 and HD630, so in CPU's like Skylake, Kaby Lake. Usually it's first a black screen, and after a few seconds crash/reboot. It is causing the system not being able to wake from sleep. Problem occurs when we use systems with only iGPU and no discrete GPU installed.
I know chances are low, but I would love to try.
Maybe it would somehow be possible to overcome this.
Also if something Im writing is wrong, please correct me. I would like to gather as much of knowledge of this problem as possible, so please share all you know / think about this. I know, that currently it is impossible to get sleep/wake functionality using just Intel HD530 and HD630 Graphics cards. Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide
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