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I temporarily connected a 2nd monitor running off the iGPU that allowed me to see the boot properly. Now I know that when I press the power button after 8 seconds I need to press right on the keyboard twice then enter to boot into Windows.

Thanks for the help in this thread, I have managed to get my msi rx 480 working with acceleration on 10.12.2 on a dual boot with Windows 10. The only issue I have is that I get a black screen on the boot menu until os x gets to the login screen. Will this always be the case of will there be a...

tomascokis that is the one I would like to get. Do you have to boot with your old card then change the monitor cable to the new one?

OK thanks, I do have iGPU on my i7 but would I have to swap cables if I wanted to dual boot with Windows?

Hi all, I had previously been using a GTX 660 in my Hackintosh running a 4k monitor @ 60hz over DisplayPort. I then purchased a GTX 1070 which I have not been able to get working due to lack of drivers. I am thinking of swapping the 1070 for an RX 480 as I would like to use the Hackintosh...

Yeah I set it as the primary, it was working perfect but it was after a reboot problems started. Not sure why.

I manged to get iGPU working for OS X but after a reboot it would not show my Bios screen or boot selection on startup which is annoying. For the short term fix I might just add another monitor to use as the main screen in OS X then use my normal monitor as an additional one.

Thanks for the comments I will try that.

Fl0r!an - I tried to use it but the picture it displayed on screen using HDMI was broken up and unusable . I thought it might be because I needed to install a driver ? . Do you think it would make a difference using DVI or VGA ?

Thanks for the info, would the driver I need be on Multibeast or would I need to find a specific kext for my processor ? Thanks

This weekend I installed a GTX 1070 into my 4k Hackintosh which I dual boot OS X and Windows 10. For Windows 10 it is working fine but in OS X I am only getting low resolution and weird refresh on screen as already discussed in this thread. I still have my old GTX 660 which I tried to use both...

OK thank you

Is it possible to just install the update from the app store then run multibeast after? or does it have to be a fresh install using unibeast then multibeast after?

Thank you so much! changing the "UseKernelCache" to No has fixed it :)

Hi, Ever since 10.10.2 and now with 10.10.3 I get the below error message on boot. If i use -f then it will boot OK but I was wondering if anyone knows how I can fix this without having to do that each time? Thank you

I have the GTX660 running at 4k @ 60hz, I didn't need to do anything it just worked. Are you using the correct port? I had to use the DisplayPort on the card to the DisplayPort input on my Samsung monitor as that was the only input on the monitor that supports 4k @ 60hz.

The way to get my audio working was to install the non DSDT version the ALC898 driver from Multibeast version 6.1. This installed and I had working audio but for some reason I had interferance noise coming from the speakers, I found a tip where someone said to use the front headphone port...

The way to get my audio working was to install the non DSDT version the ALC898 driver from Multibeast version 6.1. This installed and I had working audio but for some reason I had interferance noise coming from the speakers, I found a tip where someone said to use the front headphone port...

I have the same motherboard and the way to get my audio working was to install the non DSDT version the ALC898 driver from Multibeast version 6.1. This installed and I had working audio but for some reason I had interferance noise coming from the speakers, I found a tip where someone said to...

I'm going to be using a GTX660 soon for a Hackintosh build with a 4k monitor, can you confirm that when you run 60hz with that card if there is any screen tear or picture problems? can the card handle normal desktop use OK in 4k? I don't plan to be doing any gaming with it. Also do you...