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Seemed to work for me, Thanks.

I've been out for surgery, so I haven't been able to work on it, but I will try that as soon as I get home.

I'm not using thunderbolt, so I don't think that's my issue.

I am only able to boot through my USB (Hit F11 on startup -> select UEFI:USB... -> On Clover, choose to boot from SSD) When I try to boot through my SSD (Let the computer run it's course on startup, automatically selects SSD) I get a prohibited sign. I've attached a photo of the -v results from...

I thought I had done that, but apparently not. Doing it now, hopefully it helps

I'm going to try that. I removed those files from my Driver folder, and it won't boot now. Hopefully this helps

This is an LG Ultrawide (29UM68? I think?) - It only has HDMI, but I'll try a different monitor and see how it goes.

I will go do that and see where it gets me. You never had an issue with the screen getting turned off/on a bunch, right? Like this:

So I thought I had solved it by doing the Solution for #6 in this thread: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/solving-nvidia-driver-install-loading-problems.161256/ And now I have a new, and significantly worse issue. Video link below. The computer is totally unusable. If I boot it in safe...

That's strange, I don't have an issue getting to clover (I don't think at least, Clover is just the screen where I choose what drive to boot from and can add the -v and -x things, right?) I do have an issue with the screen turning off/sleeping over and over again, but I don't believe that is...

I am using your EFI, so hopefully that helps. I think I found the thread in Graphics, and after trying what they suggested, I now have a new, and significantly worse issue. Sigh...

There's a video of what is happening. I have the newest Nvidia drivers, but in the bar at the top of the screen it shows "OS X Default Graphics Drivers" as enabled and not the Nvidia drivers. Using 'kextstat' in terminal shows them (I believe) as enabled, so I don't think that's the problem...

Anybody got any insight on this? I'm having a very similar experience.

First, thanks for this guide, it has helped immensely. I've got a very similar build to yours (i7 6700k, GTX1050ti, MSI Mortar) and I am having issues. So I followed your guide to a T, but it's not working 100% of the time. Sometimes when I boot it will get the prohibited sign, but it will...

Oh duh, that makes sense. I didn't realize CUDA was exclusive. Thanks. I'm working on a reinstall of Sierra right now. Hopefully that solves my problems.

Not from what I found: http://www.nvidia.com/object/macosx-cuda-8.0.81-driver.html That's the Pascal driver, and it shows support for 10.11 (El Capitan) I'm down to go with Sierra, I just need it to work.

I've just finished building my Hackintosh and am trying to get it set up. It boots into Sierra OK, at times I get the prohibited message (any help here would be appreciated) but the bigger issue is that the entire screen flashes black, and then turns back on, and flashes black, and back on etc...