Chimera vs. Clover

Hi everyone
Maybe I am posting this in the wrong place, but I am trying anyway.
I will soon be upgrading my hardware fra Sandy-Bridge to Haswell and I want to know if I will have any benefits of using Clover instead of Chimera.
My current setup is this:
GA-PA65-UD3-B3 rev1.0
Intel Core i3 2100
8GB DDR3 RAM
eVGA GTX670 2GB
SAMSUNG 840 PRO 256GB - For Mavericks
TOSHIBA 320GB HDD - For Windows 8.1

After upgrading my setup will be this:
GA-Z87X-UD4H rev1.x
Intel Core i7 4770
8GB DDR3 RAM
eVGA GTX670 2GB
SAMSUNG 840 PRO 256GB - For Mavericks
TOSHIBA 320GB HDD - For Windows 8.1

Will I have any benefits or using Clover instead of Chimera on this updated setup and what are the Pros and Cons of using either of them?

From what I can see,

Chimera is easy to use and get up and running.

Clover is a little more complex but once implemented is the better boot loader as it uses uefi.

I am about to try yClover I will let you know how I get on.

did you have any success with Clover? I have been trying to install it for a week and when I go to the gui or boot screen its missing the option to boot maverick, all other options are there. and I know the usb is working cause when my mac went down the other day I used it to boot it back up. thinkin maybe a plist issue or kernel

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did you have any success with Clover? I have been trying to install it for a week and when I go to the gui or boot screen its missing the option to boot maverick, all other options are there. and I know the usb is working cause when my mac went down the other day I used it to boot it back up. thinkin maybe a plist issue or kernel

Clover is really good, i installed 10.9.4 on an old P5W DH Deluxe with E2180 processor... some issues, but with a fresh build runs really good. The really good thing is that you can update your system with boo need to reinstall clover because it's all inside the EFI partition.
On my old build Chimera and Multibeast is better, on a new one i'll go for clover