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I have just bought a new computer with the following specs and want to know the best "tutorials" or guides to successfully Hackintosh this new build to the fullest extent (using the 980, full RAM usage & all cores). CPU: Intel i7 5930K Motherboard: GA-X99-UD4 RAM: 32GB GPU: NVidia GeForce GTX...

With every combination of flags I try, I now get the code freezing at the end, I have been trying to get this working since November, I think I should just cut my losses, I have already invested about 40 hours combined just trying to get something working that clearly isn't going to with the...

Any time I try to boot into the actual installation, I get the black screen. The Installer will boot with -v npci=0x2000 nv_disable=1 cpus=1 But apart from that, no. Windows (on a different drive) boots absolutely fine so everything like that is working.

The graphics card is the ONLY output, he X99 UD4 board does not have built-in graphics output, it needs a graphics card. I only have HDMI, so it is possible that it is using the DisplayPort outputs, but it would be the first time, it used to work on HDMI.

For some reason this did not work either. I have tried just the ones you provided and all them together, still just a black screen.

I have tried these flags, reinstalled Yosemite and tried others, I am greeted by a black screen each time after the verbose scrolling text has completed.

Still out of luck for GTX 980 support then. I have been trying to get this working ever since I got my new rig in November, which was bought partially for getting Yosemite onto it, and off my old iMac which is quite slow now.

It appears my installation is not booting. Last time I tried a few weeks ago it was fine, I can boot the installer with: -v cpus=0x2000 vn_disable=1 cpus=1 But nothing I try will allow me to boot into the actual Yosemite, I just get a black screen. PS: Everything you suggested is stuff I have...

I have been trying to get this working for a long time now, since November. I have installed Yosemite successfully on my system, linked below, but I suffer huge amounts of lag as I have to run it on 1 core, I also have no audio output and no wifi, to top it all off, I am using a GTX 980, which...

I am using this system: http://www.novatech.co.uk/pc/range/novatechblacknti136.html And I am looking to use Yosemite with it, I have been trying to get this working for about 3 months now, but no dice. I watched this which looks promising: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOFQzr9k3eU But he...

yep, read through everything I could find, it doesn't seem like it is possible yet, unless anyone here has done it. I have this horrible flickering thing at the moment and most of the time transparent window headers, its very annoying, so is the no audio and internet, but I just want the...

I have everything installed that I need, but NVidia don't seem to have ANYTHING for the GTX 980, I also have no audio, despite installing the required kexts in Multibeast, ontop of this I have no internet, but this I can live without for now, I just want to get rid of the flickering, I have to...

I was following this guide for my system: http://www.tonymacx86.com/yosemite-desktop-guides/143849-haswell-e-x99-motherboard-temporary-guide-os-x-10-10-a.html Which worked very well, I was able to get Yosemite onto my new system, but after running Multibeast with the specs provided in the...

The multibeast spinning wheel is caused by booting in cpus=1, not booting with it solves the issue. Now I have a problem where I get this message after the Multibeast setup, after restarting after theMultibeast setup, I get this, no matter what boot flags I use:

The multibeast spinning wheel is caused by booting in cpus=1, not booting with it solves the issue. Now I have a problem where I get this message after the Multibeast setup, after restarting after theMultibeast setup, I get this, no matter what boot flags I use:

When using Multibeast, whenever I try to select anything, I get a spinning wheel mouse cursor and can't do anything, but Force Quit says it is still responding, what is wrong with MultiBeast?

When using Multibeast, whenever I try to select anything, I get a spinning wheel mouse cursor and can't do anything, but Force Quit says it is still responding, what is wrong with MultiBeast?

I have now managed to boot into Yosemite, what settings will I need for Multibeast for my system?

OK, I have managed to boot into Yosemite, what settings do I need for Mutlibeast?

that's what I have been following, but their code to patch the kernel complain about not being able to find the directory, plus it isn't worded very well.