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You video card doesn't support MacOS

1. There are two versions of MSI b460m mortar, I guess the one you are using is the wifi version which comes with a intel wireless card, if that's the case you need to install extra kext driver for bluetooth and wifi(and customize usb map as well for bluetooth part to work). From my experience...

Try this mod'ed BIOS. It supports even i9-9900.

USB 3.0 works perfectly now with the updated EFI fiel in thei thread.

For anyone who has the same motherboard, here is the usb maps

dust261's Build: MSI MAG B460M MORTAR - i5-10500 - RX 470 Components MSI MAG B460M MORTAR Motherboard https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0892VYBZG/?tag=tonymacx86com-20 Intel i5-10500 3.1 GHz 6-Core Processor https://www.amazon.com/dp/B086MN38Q2/?tag=tonymacx86com-20 TEAMGROUP T-Force Vulcan Z...

True, probably there is no hex core B0 stepping CPU, but most i3 8100 come with B0 stepping, just modified my comment. From my experience, there is no any disadvantage, one of my friend used ASUS h110t with i3 8100 hackintosh for more than six month, nothing different

result: 8 seconds 8600k(oc to 4.8ghz) +Xfx Radeon 5700 OS version: Catalina 10.15.4, FCPX version: 10.4.8 Smbios: Imac19,1

Glad to know it works, BTW the 2002 version BIOS has some glith when connected to a 4k monitor via display port (Random black screen issue under MacOS). The latest BIOS fixed the issue, I'm going to attatch it below, for anyone who whants to use the moded BIOS and 4k monitor at the same time.

here is what I have done to my i5 8600

For h110t, i3 9100f won’t work since there is no gpu slot on the motherboard. For any other 9th intel cpu with igpu(for example i3 9100, i5 9600), it will work.

I'm currently running i5-8600 with UHD630 (which have different device id and SMBIOS compare with HD630), and already sold my 7th i3 CPU. Just modified the device-id and SMBIOS part on Config.plist to fit 7th gen CPU (with HD630). Test and let me know if it works.

Forget to mention, if the Stepping of the 8th CPU newer than B0 (which you can find it out in CPU-Z on Windows), you will need to short two pins and isolate two pins (which could be done by using scotch tape & metal tape). For most i3-8100, it's not necessary. Unluckyly, I have an i5-8600 with...

It seems I might be the only one in this forum running H110t with a moded BIOS. Actually, it's not that hard. What you need is just a CH341A BIOS programmer which cost few bucks on eBay. Here is the BIOS file that I'm currently using. I've been using it for over 3 months already, very stable.

I have the same motherboard with a moded BIOS which support 8th/9th generations CPUs. I’m currently running i5-8600 on it, and I have a stable Catalina