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Yes, just a reminder this is for the SFF version with a native WiFi/BT card connected to a pcie adapter which normally requires a connection to an internal USB 2.0 header. Since the SFF doesn't have one I bought an external USB header adapter and routed the cable to the inside of the case. My...

I narrowed down the sleep issue to the BT USB plug. If I unplugged the cable it would sleep/wake normally*. I found some posts that said if it is plugged into an "external" USB port then it must be configured to show as internal, otherwise, it will cause sleep issues. So I went through...

I'm not sure if it's a reliable metric, but there has been no discernible difference in Geekbench scores ticked or not in my tests. But it certainly makes sense there would be a performance hit considering the frequencies. I also didn't notice a big difference in power consumption (Intel Power...

Ya. A lot of that went over my head. So I will just leave it normal.

Thanks! I switched it and now it is idling as expected. Will switch back if I have any stability issues.

I wouldn't mind just losing a port if it came down to it. I would rather have one non-working USB port than an external cable route. I will attempt this when I get some free time.

Also, my CPU (i7-4790) frequency is almost always close to 3.60 GHz, even when idling. Is this expected behavior? Shouldn't it idle lower? I am not noticing any stability issues though, so it's not a big deal.

Wow. Nice and clean. I might have to redo my wiring like that. I was also thinking about stealing a front USB 2 port to make it totally internal (if possible) but was not confident in my abilities. Right now I just took out the other PCIe bracket and routed through that. I am pretty sure they...

Thanks for the guide. I bought an Optiplex 9020 SFF (i7-4790 + 8 GB ram) for $160 on eBay. I also had a BCM94360CS2 + M.2 adapter sitting around from previous failed Hackintosh attempts. Found a $15 PCIe to M.2 adapter and a $7 USB header adapter and WiFi/BT works perfectly. No more terrible...

Makes me believe it is a hardware issue or something is not set correctly in BIOS. You might try loading defaults in the BIOS and making the changes in post #1. If it still doesn't work in Windows (after installing all drivers) then you probably have faulty hardware.

NM. Went vanilla and it's working now.

https://github.com/chris1111/VoodooHDA-2.9.0-Clover-V12 Also, not to be rude or anything, and I'm also a noob hackintosher, but 100% working guides are rare and a little Googling/reading documentation is required from time to time. And if the documentation is Greek to you, then you might...

I just installed VooDooHDA (classic install). Headphone jack works perfectly.

EDIT: Delete.

I updated my post. Platform ID is 0x3EA50000. I also just ended up installing VoodooHDA. Not sure if that's "wrong" or not, but now my audio jack is working, so I'm happy.

Ya. That's what I did the first time. Doesn't save it correctly.

I believed that happened to me when I didn't copy the config file correctly. Did you download the config_install_nuc8_bc.plist file correctly? I just ended up downloading the entire rehabman repo as a zip. "Note: Clover cannot read HTML (config.plist is a plist/xml), so make sure to download...

Can you boot with verbose mode on and upload a pic where it hangs?

Instead of changing the graphics ID with every reboot, you can just edit the config file using Clover Configurator (or xcode or any other plist editor) before you copy to USB. Or you can update it to the correct ID (0x3EA50000). Also, any luck getting the 3.5 audio jack to work?

I don't know if this makes a difference, but I am using a PS/2 windows keyboard and a usb mouse.