macOS 10.12.2 Update

[vaK]

Yeah, the RX 480 would be the card to get for me in my upcoming hackingtosh if it got properly supported.

Sucks that i spent $400+ on a GPU that isn't supported.
Can anyone confirm if RX 480 works on 10.12.2?

 

[Adrian B]

Sucks that i spent $400+ on a GPU that isn't supported.
Can anyone confirm if RX 480 works on 10.12.2?

I would go with a GTX 970 or above if you can. Long list of issues with the AMD cards still - some hackintosh related and some not.

 

[vaK]

I would go with a GTX 970 or above if you can. Long list of issues with the AMD cards still - some hackintosh related and some not.

I really wanted to go with AMD due to the fact my BenQ 144 HZ gaming monitor which I dual boot use for windows 10 gaming has AMD FreeSync so it's a tough choice now

 

[Ikyo]

Can anyone confirm that they did not have issues with wireless on the new update? When I went to 10.12.1 it caused serious issues and a lot of patching to get the Wireless/Bluetooth to work.

 

[VioletDragon]

Can you reply me with the wallpaper? It's really cool

Google. But off-topic.

 

[Adrian B]

I really wanted to go with AMD due to the fact my BenQ 144 HZ gaming monitor which I dual boot use for windows 10 gaming has AMD FreeSync so it's a tough choice now

You explicitly stated that you were running a GTX 1070 earlier today?

 

[fontanero]

Updated using the App Store without issues. All running fine.

They don't fix sleep HD530

 

[vaK]

You explicitly stated that you were running a GTX 1070 earlier today?

Yea I was using it on Windows but couldn't use it for my other HD with MAC on it because of lack of drivers.
I've taken it out and using my old HD 6850 GPU now

 

[kiu77]

Update went smooth - even with a Samsung 951 M.2 NVMe SSD.
After the update I just had to boot from an external HD with 10.12.1 and delete IONVMefamily.kext from S/L/E of the internal NVMe SSD under 10.12.2. Reboot, finalising the update, installing the beta nVidia web driver, reboot and ready.

 

[RehabMan]

Update went smooth - even with a Samsung 951 M.2 NVMe SSD.
After the update I just had to boot from an external HD with 10.12.1 and delete IONVMefamily.kext from S/L/E of the internal NVMe SSD under 10.12.2. Reboot, finalising the update, installing the beta nVidia web driver, reboot and ready.

You should really use the class-code spoof so you don't have to delete IONVMeFamily.kext...