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What I mean is you need to either use a supported graphics card or just use integrated graphics. Seeing that you want to do advanced graphic design I think you should use a supported graphics solution rather than a 10 series. -m

Seems like people are making it work. If it's something you really want to do then that desire should provide the motivation to see it though. Just expect there to be more hiccups than with a 6700K, stay calm and hack on. -m

That's awesome. Way to put in work. I'm just sponging up info until I can build mine. Probably in the next month or so. Thanks for the details :) -m

Use integrated graphics.

Did you use an adapter for that card? All the BCM94360CS2 cards I'm seeing are PCIe. Also did you get all your USB 3.0 working at full speed? Seems like a lot of people have trouble with that. I'm assuming you used a Skylake spoof to get Kaby Lake working. Congrats on your build. -m

Based on the fact that there's been more builds - and even golden ones - using Z170/6700k that's the route I've decided to take. Considering it's so easy for noobs like us to tumble into the weeds, the advice is generally to stay the course in the beginning. -m

I thought there was no support for 10 series cards on hack.

Plus aren't AMD cards harder to get running?

This is my component list: Asus ROG Maximus Hero VIII Intel i7 6700K Noctua NH-D15 G.Skill Ripjaws 2X8 DDR4-2400 Samsung 850 Pro 256GB Gigabyte GTX 980 Ti EVGA SuperNOVA G2 650W Phanteks Enthoo Evolv Glass Dell P2715Q It's missing the BCM94360CD / Fenvi T919(A) since it wasn't an available...

I think I'm able to answer my own question: 1. Kaby Lake works but, being new hardware, it's not as thoroughly tested. 2. Following golden builds on a Z170 system is probably the best place to start. 3. Might be more difficult to do a P55 build but it wouldn't hurt to try. Thanks guys...

Pretty sure you just attach it to some metal in your case.

Hey guys. This is my first post. My name is Michael Carrillo (aka Hexspa) and I've been lurking here for a few weeks. I currently have a 6,2 Mac Mini running OSX 10.8.5 with a 2.3GHz i7 and 8GB RAM. I've been inspired to build my first Hackintosh. I've got a vision on which I'm hoping to...