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Look around in the Gigabyte Utilities download area here: https://www.gigabyte.com/Support/Utility . You need the App Center and the @boot app for you to change the boot logo. Be mindful those are Windows only apps. So you will have to have a dual boot setup with Windows (at least temporarily)...

Yes, definitely, it's on my todo list :) But if you need something quick, start with this Gigabyte GA-Z270M-D3H Hackintosh Build Guide. That will get you up and running with a stable system including full graphics acceleration on the internal HD Graphics 630 GPU. You need to use the...

For those of you on the GIGABYTE AORUS Gaming motherboards, I made some boot logos that I would like to share. You'll need to use Face Wizard in the @boot app from the GIGABYTE APP Center to change the boot logo. Unfortunately, the APP Center only runs on Windows.

Gaming 8 and Gaming 9 too have the same Sound Core3D audio chip on them but they are on the list. At any rate, audio works in Gaming 7 with the latest VoodooHDA.

I thought my question was gonna slip through unnoticed on this thread and posted a new thread. Anyway, yeah, I got a successful Gaming 7 + i7-7700 build running 10.12.4, with graphics, network, and audio working. I was just wondering why Gaming 7 isn't in the guide.

The Kaby Lake 200 Series Early Adopters Guide lists both Gigabyte GA-Z270X-Gaming 8 and GA-Z270X-Gaming 9, but not the GA-Z270X-Gaming 7. All these three motherboards are similar but for their PCI-e slot combinations and LAN chips. The Gaming 8 and Gaming 7 are in fact identical but for a small...

Hi The Kaby Lake 200 Series Early Adopters Guide lists both Gigabyte GA-Z270X-Gaming 8 and GA-Z270X-Gaming 9, but not the GA-Z270X-Gaming 7. All these three motherboards are similar but for the PCI-e slot combinations and LAN chips. The Gaming 8 and Gaming 7 are in fact identical but for a...