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Thanks for posting about this guys. Had the same issue. I guess it was because I changed the name of my boot disk. All I had to do was copy and paste the main drive name into the boot field in clover configurer which I guess is a lower tech solution than yours but did the job.

UPDATE: Somewhat embarrassingly, turns out it was the cable. I assume the original one was a lover grade/spec HDMI cable. Bought a decent "4K yada yada" spec one and no longer have the issue. I had a suspicion it was something to do with bandwidth through the cable and looks like I was right...

Bought new HDMI cables to check if they are the issue, will update thread in case anyone else has the same problem if/when I solve it.

Note: On my previous 10.11 install when I booted with nv_disable=1 the flickering disappeared but the res was something awful (HDMI Audio was fine though).

Now here is an odd one... I had a perfectly working Hackintosh but then treated myself to a new 4K TV, it works perfectly in Windows but has flickering (slow) in macOS - it comes on for 1-2 seconds then goes off for 2-3 seconds. I fancied a bit of a brush up on installing so I started afresh...

Did you try the auto detect script, worked for me many times on different builds (many thanks Toleda). The instructions are hard to decipher and it sometimes comes up with errors due to how your build is set up but it's always delivered in the end....

Recently installed 10.12 on a fresh SSD, my last instal 10.11 took months to get the Audio working, with your scripts I had the latest up and running in an hour or so. Thanks again.

Thanks for the prompt reply, and once again for the scripts, could not have got things working without them. Hat doffed.

First off, a MASSIVE thanks to Toleda and TMac. My first Hack set up took 3-4 months (I know nothing) but I recently installed 10.12 on a new SSD from scratch in about 30 mins using Unibeast and Toledo's scripts. One Q about them though.. how hardware specific are they? i.e. if I were to change...

Thanks for the extra pics, love this case. Every build I see in it brings me one step closer to replacing my iMac...

Keep coming back to this build.... so good, and that case is amazing. If Apple doesn't pull its socks up pretty soon I may have to transfer my mess about Hack build into a recent case and have it as my main rig (replacing my iMac).

Yep, Retina Macbook Pro, non retina Mac Book Pro and maxed out (but pre retina) iMac. Not sure what my next purchase will be, with all of Apples machines being 3 years old i'm tempted to go hack for my work machine too (but the audio issues worry me - I had struggled to get any audio working).

Nice build and great guide... I've been looking at that case recently. I'm also running a GTX950 - underrated little cards!

Cheers for there reply buddy. The video looks a lot clearer. I'll try and get my head round it all (Its very simple I know but I am not very experienced with such things) and might even buy a card and give it a go for ya...

Would love to see a written guide and full info to accompany these pictures... interested in one of these cards.

Wow, is it really as easy as editing and copying a frame buffer number? Is that whats happening here? Never done it before so a few written instructions to accompany would be an amazing help...

This fixed all my problems. Can't thank you enough, it's been s long bloody 3 months! I set DropOoem to no, saved, restarted, ran the script and said yes to instal 4600 as I have that too, didn't work, ran it again and said no to 4600and it patched and installed perfectly. Rebooted perfect HDMI...

After posting in the main thread Toleda told me to disable DropOoem. Went into Clover configurator and found the tick box. Ran the script. Worked perfect. Going to let him know in the main thread, write a massive "an idiots story" for ****** and make a donation to this site for its incredible...

Amazing, thanks for the info, thats genuinely exciting to know. I will set DropOoem in Clover to No and try and re run your script, if that fails I shall report back with fresh files. Thanks again champ. edit: Those latest files were from a fresh instal, I had selected DropOoem/No previously...

Done.