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Installing el cap won't make a difference. The different RAM modul isn't going to make any difference either. But why do you take a 6700k with a 970 when you can take a 6600k with a 1070 instead. But anyways it won't make a big deal... most importantly: take the same motherboard. If you have any...

Yeah than you will be alright for sure, nothing to worry about.:thumbup: PS put your system details in your profile.

Yes you can just hook up the 850 and install OS X on it and you will be fine. But do you want to use the 950 pro also?

kota1991's Build: Asus z170 pro gaming - i5 6600k - Asus strix GTX 970 Contents Components UniBeast thumb drive Bios settings Installation Drivers Fixes Shoutouts Components ASUS STRIX GeForce GTX 970 OC 4GB DDR5 Graphics Card...

My gtx 970 had the same problem, when you boot without nv_disable=1 you end up with a black screen after the graphic switcher switches from the intergraded graphics too your graphics card, the problem on my hackintosh was that the DVI port wasn't supported in sierra anymore but HDMI works fine...

I did a codec reset pointed out in III no codec and than step 4.

Hi Toleda. Thanks for making this guide. But I still ran in too a problem, sorry if it's something obvious. 1: When I run the codec detect command it says: "Error: no IOReg/HDEF; BIOS/audio/disabled or ACPI problem" and when I want to visit the given link but it said that the site wasn't in use...

That's a pity, If i find a way to fix it i let you know, I just saw that in the about my mac tab it also displayed that i have 0 NVRAM maybe that has something to do with it... Anyways, thanks for your time. Kind regards Kota.

So on my hackintosh there is a piece a software that let OS X think it's there? If that's true than my boot failure is caused by a faulty piece of software right? Kind regards Kota.

Thanks for the quick response, I think it's indeed a problem with the GPU switcher because it shuts down at the same place on the loading bar as it did when i had problem #4. Did you managed to fix the problem with the GPU switcher on your 2010 MacBook Pro or is there no fix found yet? Kind...

Hi Jim, I have a problem when booting, sometimes it crashes and sometimes it doesn't and in the crash report it says: panic(cpu 0 caller 0xffffff7f8d3c6eab): NVRM[0/1:0:0]: Read Error 0x00070000. I have been trying to fix it but nothing worked so far... I thought maybe you could help me further...

Hi, After doing a clean install i tried downloading drivers from multibeast but i get te:"failed to install message" the ~/library/log file is in the attachment, I'm using multibeast 8.2.3 and /var/log/install.log was nothing with the word multibeast in it. Can anyone please help me out? Kind...

i'm probably too late but did you disable your serial port? i have almost the same hardware and i have it up and running.

The last thing i can think of is that not al the bios settings are set correctly like explained in the installer guide: Step 3: Recommended BIOS Settings. Like i said i'm not an expert, If this doesn't work i guess you have to find someone more experienced like Ammulder our so.

Hi, I'm not an expert but you say you are using fat32, To make a bootable USB you need to format it to mac OS X extended (journaled). The problem is that your computer doesn't see the USB as bootable and just goes to the next boot option (your linux drive) Hope i helped you out.