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It is located in the Installation app /Applications/Install\ macOS\ High\ Sierra\ Beta.app/Contents/SharedSupport/BaseSystem.dmg -> /usr/standalone/i386/apfs.efi

Updating to GM via App Store worked really well for me. Only problem I had was Clover not picking up the Install Partition (actually i think that is normal) and the need to use the beta boot arg for AppleALC and NvidiaGraphicsFixup

I think a GTX 980 / Ti would be a decent upgrade to your system. Your CPU IS overclockable. And i don't think that you will notice the difference between 2133MHz and 1600MHz (RAM can also be overclocked)

Then a I7 might be the better choice!

That depends on what your wand to do with your machine. For gaming a i7 is NOT necessary but if you want to do video editing or something similar then the extra Threads of an i7 are really helpful.

-x is the command you need to use. Please fix your Motherboard Information in your Profile!

Please add your system info to your profile! We can't help you without knowing wich Motherboard/CPU/GPU your are using.

Is your IGPU disabled in Bios and are your sure that the Nvidia Drivers are installed and activated? Also make sure to boot with nvda_drv=1 maybe inject Nvidia in the GPU section of Clover might help.

Do the fans spinn at max while your pc is booting? If so then you can disable that via a GPU Bios mod. But i don't know if there is a modding utility for the 10XX series...

try to boot with -v and post a picture of the error Messages you got.

The white one is a standard MOLEX plug the black one is a SATA Power plug. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00009YFTI/?tag=tonymacx86com-20 p.s. you seem to be new to this whole computer-building thing. It may help you to watch a build guid on YouTube And please ad your system information to your...

you need to activate the Nvidia driver in your system settings. Try to boot with nvda_drv=1

2.5" drives are connected via Sata which are those black little connectors between your PCIE slot and your RAM bank ore the large SATA EXPRESS labeled connector under you 24pin powerplug.

It sounds like you are new member of the Hackintosh community. Please ad your System Informations to your System profile. Try to boot with -v and show us a picture of the Messages you got. X99 platform is not completely supported in MacOS so it might be difficult to setup.

Yes the 560Ti is not official supported in OSX