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Interesting, I was wondering what NIC the iMac Pro would have. Found this one as well: https://www.asus.com/Networking/XG-C100C/

The AOC U2777PQU is pretty stylish, it can also be VESA mounted so you could replace the stand (or use it with a desk mount)

May be that your CPU isn't able to handle more, but if you run 10.11+ do you have the graphics API set to Metal? (System > Advanced) If you're still using El Capitan, setting it to Metal can cause a lot of GPU crashes since patch 7.1.5. I heard it's fine on Sierra.

Seems like it is intended not to show in purchases: "macOS Sierra doesn't appear in the Purchased tab. Use the Search field to find it again, then download it from the product page." https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT202161

Sounds more like a corrupt installer to me. Surely Apple installers are signed? Have you tried downloading again?

A (partly defective) iMac 27" that works perfectly fine as a display for my Hackintosh, an old C2D MacBook, and an even older iBook G4 from 2004 that still does its job as a media server.

Are there some artifacts in the shadow of your screenshot or should I make this the last beer for tonight?

Your GTX 770 should take advantage of Metal in El Capitan, with or without the web drivers. You can change the graphics API from inside WoW (it can still use both and was set to OpenGL for me on default). System > Advanced > Graphics API. Make sure that is set to Metal. You'll need to relaunch...

Nope.

If you want 2560x1440 to just work you need to use DisplayPort. If you search the forums for "2560x1440 HDMI" there's threads with solutions.

The App Store?

My MSI GTX 760 works OOB. Edit: didn't notice you bumped a really old thread...

With a fully working iMac you can just connect a DisplayPort to Mini DisplayPort cable, 2010 model still had Mini DisplayPort instead of Thunderbolt so that should work. If you mean about disabling the kexts, mine has Radeon HD 4850 graphics, just removed all related graphics kexts. I think I...

iMac 27" Late 2009 (2560x1440) Its graphics card failed 9 months ago, replaced it with my Hackintosh. Still boots up fine after deleting graphics kexts and works well in target display mode.

The GTX 760 is natively supported. For the 960 you need to install Nvidia drivers. I'm not 100% sure but I think you also need Yosemite to be able to install them for that card.

Very nice! @isaintor: Looks like the standard Apple white keyboard before the aluminium model was introduced.

The El Capitan installer is probably on your system somewhere.

I'm on my first Hackintosh after my second iMac died. Well, the graphics card failed, and the hard drive long before. Boots up fine from an USB stick after deleting the ATI kexts though and since it's a late 2009 27" model I still use it as the display for my Hack :thumbup: I had the same...

OS X El Capitan is Now Available on the Mac App Store http://www.tonymacx86.com/basics/171680-clover-basics-switching-advice.html

Good news, thanks for the tutorial! Just to be safe: a fresh install on a new SSD should leave my current (Chimera) Mavericks install intact, right?