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Does it work in other operating systems? If it does it's likely you have not properly mapped your USB port(s) so it will function properly.

Unfortunately your GPU is not supported and neither is the iGPU on the processor. If you really want to run macOS you will want to buy a support GPU. Dortania maintains a list of supported GPUs on their OpenCore Install Guide webpage.

Is turning it off in the bios not possible? Do you need it for another operating system?

Try downgrading the bios using Q-Flash back to before the sinkclose fix was addressed.

Changing how much RAM you have will not change your USB port mapping or need to create new ACPI SSDT's. Its a know issue more that 32GB of RAM can be an issue, running it at default motherboard speeds can help stability. You'd need to dig into that little more to see what other people have done...

Thats seems unique to your situation and like something else you are overlooking. From everything I've read users are reporting success with 1.0.3, there aren't that many changes. Out of curiosity did you update the bios?

If you use a plist editor you can open both side by side and compare, I'm seeing a small difference in the SSDT's listed (can't tell if they really are) it also has the ACPI patch HPET _CRS to XCRS Rename enabled and yours doesn't . The DeviceProperties are different too, those can be disabled...

The link below discusses GPU compatibly, I don't know your budget but RX 580 would be the minimum card I'd recommend. That Nvidia card you have if pretty uninspiring, it might continue to work with OCLP but with the state of your EFI folder its not going to...

Which drive are you trying to install macOS on? I'm not positive but I think your Sabrent drive is not compatible. There is a nice series of posts here that support your motherboard. https://forum.amd-osx.com/threads/johns-asus-x570-i-gaming-efi-works-on-most-asus-x570-b550-motherboards.2854/

It's possible but unfortunately Dortania's guide is incomplete when it comes to X650/ B650 motherboards and AM5 processors. iGPU's are not supported so you'd want to purchase a supported AMD Graphics card to continue. Beyond that your EFI is missing key ACPI files and MmioWhitelist entires under...

Maybe someone else will download your 7 Zip file from the site you linked but I'm out. Better to upload here.

Hello @yota79 Its always best to upload your entire EFI folder as the config.plist on its own it only part of the story. As far as I know you do have to load AppleMCEReporterDisabler.kext or it will not complete loading the OS.

Hi @Havakak I'm checking in a little late on this being you are giving up, you may not even see this post. The newer versions of bioses that address the sinkclose vulnerability issues have also been an issue for other users. Very similar if not identical errors. The only known remedy to date is...

Hi @laurent , adding core counts to that patch is only necessary if you are trying to install Catalina. I assumed the same thing for quite a while until another user pointed out the minkernel and max kernel values. https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Install-Guide/config.plist/penryn.html#kernel

It's also possible with the newer bioses needed to run an AMD Ryzen 7 8700G he could need ACPI patching. There are at least four ASUS X670E boards that need it now. @fabiosun has helped me a couple times with that courtesy of Corp_Ghost on the Discord channel

It worked like a charm, I've been having issues getting into the discord. I'll try again and see if I can thank him personally.

Thank you as always for being supportive of my requests as well as the whole community. Great work!

I saw this post a while back and wanted to try those ACPI patches with a second hand MSI X670E board I have. I didn't have an extra processor so I waited and then the other day purchased a Ryzen 5 8600G ( which is probably not the best choice for a ryzentosh but its relatively inexpensive for...

See his post here: https://forum.amd-osx.com/threads/ryzen-9000.5375/post-38236

Hopefully @Edhawk suggestion gets you somewhere, I'd also recommend using an SSDT to disable your Nvidia card. https://dortania.github.io/Getting-Started-With-ACPI/Desktops/desktop-disable.html