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Same problem here :/

Ohh.... So it's not visible when you search on the App Store, but only available through this link. Got it, thank you.

Where should I download High Sierra from? It's not on the App Store, only Mojave is available for download there.

I'm still on macOS 10.13.1, in order to update to the latest version should I download all the updates I'm missing or can I just download the latest update and install it?

Try running the command below after setting the resolution in "System Preferences > Displays > Scaled" on the root account. sudo rm /Library/Preferences/com.apple.windowserver.plist

Thanks a lot, ChillyPenguin! I've been searching for a solution for hours until I found this thread. Now my problem is solved, I can finally load Clover from Grub2. For those who don't know how to edit the grub entries, check here: http://chris-reilly.org/blog/boot-grub-to-chimera/

Thank you! Great solution, after spending hours trying another method that never worked for me, this one worked on the first try, the only thing I did different from the guide was using the v1.1 of the kext.

Hi, I tried the CloverHDMI Guide, however it didn't work.. I attached the terminal output and my config.plist to this reply. Is there anything else I can try to get HDMI Audio working on my GTX 750 Ti ?

Good solution, it worked for me on El Capitan.

Thanks a lot, that's just what I was looking for! :thumbup:

Thanks, it worked for me, great solution! :thumbup:

Same problem here, have you got it working? Edit: I found a good solution that solved my problem: http://www.tonymacx86.com/hdmi-audio/149250-hdmi-audio-volume-control.html

It looks like nvidia just released a new driver version, I'm afraid to upgrade and kill my hackintosh, should I upgrade?

Thanks guys, I got it working with the driver: 346.03.03f01 For some reason it didn't work with the latest one: 346.03.03f02 I didn't even had to add the flag nvda_drv=1 to my boot arguments, somehow clover detected the new graphic card and added it.

Thanks for answering, but I have one more question, should I install the latest version of the driver, or is there a specific version for OS X El Capitan?

Can I just install the GTX 750 TI without doing a fresh install? Actually I'm on OS X El Capitan. I'm running on the HD Graphics 4600, but now I got a new graphic card and want to install it. EVGA GeForce GTX 750 Ti Superclocked - 02G-P4-3753-KR

Thanks for this guide, I got my hackintosh working with El Capitan, to enable audio on my onboard, I used these drivers by toleda, the ones you provided on the guide didn't work for me. https://github.com/toleda/audio_RealtekALC

I tried with another USB flashdrive, 16GB this one and it worked. I guess the problem was that there wasn't enough space on my 8GB flashdrive.

I'm trying to create a bootable USB of the El Capitan on my Yosemite Hackintosh, the problem is that it's taking too long... I'm waiting for almost 4 hours and its stuck on this screen: What should I do? Cancel it and try with a bigger storage size flash drive? actually i'm trying with a...

I'm having exactly the same problem as you, but I got a MSI Z87-GD65 and a i7-4770k processor. I will wait for more replies here. Edit: I fixed this issue by flashing my bios.