Enabling Multi-Monitor Support (5 Monitors) on Lenovo Tiny M720Q
Driving 5 monitors on a Lenovo Tiny M720Q (i7-8700T, UHD 630 + Radeon Pro WX 2100/4100) requires precise ACPI patching and SSDT modifications to properly map the ports in OpenCore.
Step-by-Step Configuration
- GPU Spoofing: The Radeon Pro WX 2100 is not natively supported in newer macOS versions. You must spoof it to a Radeon Pro WX 4100 using
DevicePropertiesin yourconfig.plistto load the native AMD graphics drivers. - Add Custom SSDT: Use a custom SSDT-GPU patch to define the framebuffers and layout of the AMD card ports. This ensures macOS registers all physical connectors.
- SIP and Wireless: If you are using native Apple Broadcom Wi-Fi/BT cards on modern macOS (Sonoma/Sequoia), you must use OCLP to apply root patches, which requires disabling System Integrity Protection (SIP) via
csr-active-config. If you prefer to keep SIP enabled, you must use alternative Intel cards withitlwm.kext(note: features like Handoff will be limited).
Original Question: "iMac Studio Max...ish"
iMac Studio Max...ish
 | After many months trying to get the 5th monitor working flawlessly on my Lenovo Tiny M720Q + i7-8700T with UHD 630 plus Radeon Pro WX 2100 (Spoofed to WX 4100), finally the effort paid off and I thought I share it. With the exception of Bluetooth & WiFi (I don't want to disable SIP), all works including sleep and wake from sleep. Thanks to 'deeveedee' from InsanelyMac who worked relentlessly and shared her findings to add SSDT. My rig doesn't have the processing power of Mac Studio Max, but hey, it drives 5 monitors flawlessly as well. That's all I need. [link] [comments] |
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