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Heya Only thread I can find on this forum but it's actually identical to my problem too. Mine unit has gone as far as 15 minutes and then degrades badly as you describe. I am currently in contact with Focusrite support about it and I will report back on anything they suggest here. The one...

Thanks for the suggestion, Multibeast settings already detailed in picture attached in post #2 Resulting problem show in pictures in post #1. With 760 GPU installed and a "normal" (no switches) boot takes place the machine just appears to halt for no particular reason/error. Remove the 760...

Fair point, regardless, I'd just like to get the system booting on it's own without panicing at the moment. Even a the boot loader causes it to completely die.

You've pretty much got the exact same specs as me and I can not make this work for love nor money. I'm constantly getting a panic for the ACPI platform and I have 0 idea why... did you ever see this with yours? Thanks, Paul

Picture in my Multibeast related post shows I'm using 3.1, apologies if it inferred I was using 5.1. I didn't realise the fix was just for 5.1 but I 'spose it's irrelevant anyway as I didn't select it. The NIC in the machine is supported natively, no need to install a separate driver. I get...

If you upgrade to the F10/11 BIOS this version properly supports the K processors and the VT-d option appears back in the BIOS in a controllable setting. The board with a K chip and a BIOS updates appears to be pretty unusable. I would question how supported a K chip actually is, as OS-X even...

Sits on this, doesn't move an inch. £1200 paperweight.

I'm installing for the 9th time now... Multibeast is literally just going on installing the options I've found in the thread here: http://www.tonymacx86.com/user-builds/112755-haswell-matx-ga-z87m-d3h-i7-4770-gtx-650-ti-boost.html I did manage to boot to the installer with -x, install to SSD...

GA-Z87M-D3H - Mavericks installs - Multibeast kills installation instantly Hi First time poster to the forum, read up quite a lot of the useful info here. So recently I decided to go the Hackintosh route to save some cash and build a more powerful machine, I'm fast regretting that choice even...