| Name | Specifications | Funtional or not |
|---|---|---|
| Processor | Intel Core i7-8650U Processor | Fully (undervolted and Turbo turned off) |
| Memory | 16GB-> 8GB on Bourd and 8GB on the slot | Fully |
| Storage | WD Blue SN570 500GB | Fully |
| Storage n2 | WDC PC SN520 256GB | Fully (installed in WWLAN m.2) Time Machine Disk |
| Graphics | Intel UHD Graphics 620 | Fully with HDMI out |
| Display | 14.0" FHD 1920x1080 LED IPS | Fully |
| Touch Screen | Raydium Touch Screen | Fully (with gestures) |
| Audio | Realtek Audio ALC257 codec | Fully |
| Ethernet | Intel(R) Ethernet Connection (4) I219-V | Fully (When disabled in BIOS, the computer boots with WLN turned off and you have to manually turn it on) |
| WLAN & Bluetooth | Intel(R) Dual Band Wireless-AC 8265 | WLAN Fully (chopy audio on Bluetooth with apple earpods) |
| Replaced by a BCM94360NG | Everything (airdrop, continuity etc) works | |
| MicroSD Card Reader | Generic-SD/MMC CRW USB Device | Fully (I have disabled it in BIOS) |
| Keyboard & Trackpad | TrackPoint and multi-touch touchpad | Fully |
| Fingerprint | On chip fingerprint reader | Non-funtional (I have disabled it in BIOS) |
| Camera | UVC Camera VendorID_1266 ProductID_46596 | Fully |
| Thunderbolt3 | Intel | Should work with the first release, no testing device (I have disabled it in BIOS, and all EFIs ignore it) |
| WWlan | ------ | Cannot be tested (I have disabled it in BIOS) |
| Ports |
|---|
| two USB 3.1 Gen 1 |
| two USB 3.1 Type-C Gen 2/Thunderbolt 3 |
| NoThunderbolt device to test. When thunderbolt is disabled in Bios, then the second type-C does not work, however it charges the battery |
| HDMI 1.4b |
| Ethernet |
| headphone/microphone jack |
| MircoSD card reader |
- Config - USB - USB UEFI BIOS Support - Enabled
- Keyboard/Mouse TrackPoint - Enabled Trackpad - Enabled F1-F12 as Primary Function - Disabled Fn Sticky Key - Disabled F1-F12 as Primary Function - Disabled
- Display Total Graphics Memory - 512MB
- Power Lid Sensor - Enabled
- Thunderbolt(TM) 3 Thunderbolt BIOS Assist Mode - Disabled Security Level - No Security
- Security Security Chip Security Chip - Disabled
- Virtualization Intel (R) Virtualization Technoloty - Enabled Intel (R) VT-d Feature - Enabled
- I/O Port Access Ethernet LAN - Enabled Wireless LAN - Enabled Wireless WAN - Enabled if you have the module, Disabled otherwise Bluetooth - Enabled Memory Card Slot - Enabled Integrated Camera - Enabled Microphone - Enabled Fingerprint Reader - Disabled (to save power) Thunderbolt (TM) 3 - Enabled (I have disabled it since I don't have a Thunderbolt device and it SAVES A LOT OF Power.
- Computrace Current Setting - Disabled
- Secure Boot Configuration Secure Boot - Disabled
- Intel (R) SGX Intel (R) SGX Control - Disabled
- Device Guard Device Guard - Disabled
I replaced the original intel wifi/BT module, with a BCM94360NG! Everything works OTB in Ventura 13.5.2 by just disabling intel kexts in OC!!! Airdrop, continuity, extended display to iPad, they all work.
But the most important thing is power consumption!!! For the first time in all my hackintosh years and tries, power consumption at idle in PKG is bellow 1 watt!!! PKG is at around 0.60-0,70 watts!!! With screen at half brightness and BT off the battery is discharging with less than 4,3 Watts on idle!!!!!!!!
I can only hope that a viable solution for Sonoma is found!
- My EFI is heavily biased towards low energy consumption. At least I tried to.....
- Since v.2 all ACPI errors have been fixed with the ssdts I want to load.
- USBports mapping moved to ACPI (USB ports kext removed)
- This EFI enables DYTC (Lenovo thermal management) and disables DPTF (Intel thermal management)
- Thunderbolt is disabled in BIOS, because i have no thunderbolt device. This turns off the second type-c. It still charges the battery but its not working as a port for accessories.
- Use VoltageShift to create a launch service for undervolitng. It helps a lot with power consumption and heat. For my laptop I am stable with: sudo ./voltageshift buildlaunchd -80 -80 -50 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 10
- Use ThinkPad Assistant for all the f-keys to work properly.
