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Got kernel panic loop after installing new nvidia drivers and no adding EmuVariableUefi-64.efi, so becareful with that, this driver is still needed.

Use HFS+J instead of APFS, all problems gone.

Working Better without APFS

this fixed my problem with artefacts in Devices section add this: <key>Devices</key> <dict> <key>AddProperties</key> <array> <dict> <key>Device</key> <string>IntelGFX</string> <key>Disabled</key> <false/>...

This enables AirPlay.

This update also broke stock driver, I'm was using gtx 660 (display port and UHD monitor) with stock driver and after updating the monitor only shows garbage, any one has this problem?

Fixed! Delete the old FileNVRAM.dylib and copied the new version 1.1.3, also delete the file nvram.xxxx.plist

Yes it is possible, just use multibeast the easy way to change to "Mac mini"

Article: OS X 10.8.2 Update Airplay has some problems with 10.8.2, it won't turn off!

The "Deep Sleep" problem is not a video card issue, I have the same problem with ivy bridge and without a nvidia card.

First try just injecting the EFI string from the link, you can save a lot of time. <key>device-properties</key...

I didn't, I just copied one from the forum.

I Tried 10.8/10.8.1, haven't tried Lion.

EthernetBuiltIn is not necessary, to make your Graphics work, make sure you inject your device in your boot.plist, mine is HD4000 so I don't think my settings will work for you, also to fix the resolution problem use <key>Graphics Mode</key> <string>1920x1080x32</string> in your boot.plist

No, Network settings is not necessary.

I have the same problem, 140 MB/s write and 160 MB/s read My system is: GA-Z77MX-UD5H i7-3770k OCZ Agility 3 180GB

You can use intel HD4000 in mountain lion and ignore the 7xxx card. http://www.tonymacx86.com/chimera-feature-requests/50374-disable-ati-card-detection-2.html#post423669

I'm running my 7770 with HD4000 and it boots fine, just make sure GraphicsEnabler is disabled and try macmini profile http://www.tonymacx86.com/chimera-feature-requests/50374-disable-ati-card-detection-2.html#post423669

To make Auto-Sleep work just put in your energy saver settings the display to sleep before computer.

There is also an easy fix for this, just put in your energy saver settings the display to sleep before computer.