Recent content by DarkCho4

Most evident to me, the given build is mITX, and the board you are looking at is ATX. It won't even fit in the case. Do they otherwise have identical chipsets everywhere? Well, you'd have to do the digging. Some years ago I tried my first Hackintosh, and made one substitution from the the...

My issue seems related. After either App store update to 10.10.5 or the combo update, the system fails on restart. I see the Apple logo with the progress bar, but before it completes, the screen gets corrupted. See attached images. Running an Asrock H77m-itx with Intel i5, installed a new...

It's been a couple of months since Gance's post but... The install guide here http://www.tonymacx86.com/374-unibeast-install-os-x-mavericks-any-supported-intel-based-pc.html does not say anything about selecting a bootloader. But in STEP 5: ... 11. Click Build then Install it shows that...

No problems on ASRock H77M-itx

MiniITX - no issue for me. Saw that phtm had "no video after boot". Similar to what I saw with my bring-up when I used the wrong port.

phtm - On my board (H77m-itx) I found out the hard way that the video during boot is on both video output channels, but after boot defaults to only one. Hopefully you have tried "the other" video port?

Prod - you gotta spend a little time in research before you post. $120 i3 (comes with stock fan) $ 80 Motherboard $ 50 case $ 50 PSU $100 Graphics card $ 70 1TB Drive $ 30 wireless keyboard and mouse You're up to $500 here and you don't have a Monitor, Memory, or DVD. You better count...

Article: Gigabyte's 7-series mini-ITX boards finally official, available soon Not sure about the PSU there - a little lightweight. I found a really sweet case here: http://www.ecosmartpc.com/ei7.html I upgraded the PS to the 150W to have some headroom. Box intended probably as a media...

OK. Depends on what you're looking for. For a basic replacement for my aging Mini, the ASRock is great.

The ASRock H77m-itx is under $99 at Newegg. I have not yet posted my build with it based on CBorg's IvyBrick Build, but it works great.

I decided to try a build with the ASRock H77M and an i5-3570K, using the HD 4000 graphics (this post is using the H77M). But it will only allow 1024 x 768 resolution in System Preferences -> Displays (Display side, under the Scaled radio button). Does your Zotac build show higher resolutions...