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That's my question too. Will the Radeon RX 580 be natively supported via Apple now?

I found this on a german hackintosh website so use google translate to follow their build: https://www.hackintosh-forum.de/index.php/Thread/29979-ASUS-ROG-Strix-x99-Gaming-i7-6850K-es-kann-los-gehen/?pageNo=5 I think when I was scrolling through, there was working EFI folder that you can just...

Bump:)

Can you upload your EFI folder, config.plist, etc.? I have an MSI X99A Gaming Pro Carbon, however I am having a lot of difficulty getting past the " [ PCI Configuration Begin ] " and " RTC: Only single RAM bank (128 bytes) " errors.

Thank you for all the information! That is good stuff to know! For my personal x99 system (X99A MSI Gaming Pro Carbon, i7 6950x, 980 Ti), I have tried: -v, -x, dart=0, cpus=1, npci=0x2000, npci=0x3000, -xcpm, slide=0, kext-dev-mode=1, debug=0x100, nv_disable=1, rootless=0, debug=0x14e...

Update: After trying @metacollin's kernal patches, I get a "boot failed" error: However, I removed the Broadwell-E CPUID Patch and got back to the [ PCI Configuration Begin ] hang :-/ Again, this in combination with @Rocket88's guide (which is very close to to my specs except I am using the...

Ok awesome, I will follow your patch for this because I've been stuck at [ PCI Configuration Begin ] for weeks now. I'm fairly certain I have looked at your guide before though but I'll do it and report back:). I believe OP has gotten past the reallocation error at the beginning and is also...

I feel like there is about a millions different things in that link O.O

I'm also stuck at [ PCI configuration begin ] with my x99 build however mine is an MSI Gaming Pro Carbon X99A motherboard with an i7 6950X and a GTX 980 TI. I have no idea how to get past this. I've literally tried around two dozen possible fixes (boot flags, kexts, patches, etc.) with no luck :(

Congrats on the working macOS installation! Can you post how you installed macOS Sierra (or which guide you followed).

UPDATE #7 (probably my final one for some time) Bad news guys, I have spent hours and hours trying to figure out how to get past the [ PCI configuration begin ] hang up nor the "Unsynchronized TSC for cpu" to no success. I have seemingly tried every possible combination of boot flags (-v, -x...

UPDATE #6 Tried removing all but 1 stick of RAM. Additionally, removed custom flags included by Rocket 88 in the clover config. It stalls on AMFILoad Additionally I just noticed that there has been an "Unsynchronized TSC for cpu" line which is an error I think. I'll have to look up what this...

UPDATE #5: Looked up how to extract the DSDT and SSDT files from my Windows installation. Found RW Everything recommended from another post (http://rweverything.com/). Saved/extracted the DSDT.bin and SSDT.bin files, transferred them to my macbook pro and renamed them to DSDT.aml and SSDT.aml...

Update #4 I just tried setting: cpus = 1 and I don't see an NVRAM error anymore however now it simply hangs on [ PCI configuration begin ] (tried it with and without the DSDT.aml provided by Rocket 88's build guide. Whenever I use the DSDT.aml, it leads to an NVRAM error even with cpus = 1)

UPDATE #3 I removed realtekALC.kext and AppleALC.kext from the kexts folder and the AppleALC error (#2) went away. √ I removed the DSDT.aml provided by Rocket 88's build guide, however I still have the NVRAM error (#3). X I tried booting up in safe mode as well to no success. X The new thing...

UPDATE #2 After trying various different builds (looked up the original builds that were referenced) and conglomerating them, I still have the exact same issues as above. As always, I appreciate any and all help :)

Update: I followed a combination of both those guides with a combination of both their kexts/configs and I get to the spot seen in my sceenshot attached. I see a few things failing along the way. (1) "name" not a kext "FailedCLUT" not a kext "FailedImage" not a kext (2) AppleALC: init 0...

Hey Guys, I have all the parts and PC build up and running smoothly on Windows 10. Going to be hackintoshing it. Looking for tips and tricks that I should be aware of, so far I tried following this guide...

Bump. I have the same issue except I have a X99A MSI Gaming Pro Carbon, an i7 6950x, Nvidia GTX 980 TI, and a NVME SSD as well. Keep running into the allocation issue when I do a vanilla installation (following TonyMacx86). I run into other errors that causes it to restart (can't get past...

I just installed this on my windows 10 side of things. I had to download this from Apple's website and then installed "BroadcomWirelessWin8x64" (WiFi) found in the BootCamp>Drivers> Broadcom folder and also "DPInst" (Bluetooth) found under $WinPEDriver$>AppleBluetoothBroadcom64 Ran Speedtest...