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As far as I can remember, when I installed windows 10 Pro using the parts I bought......the device manager had some unknown devices or didn't show on device manager at all for bluetooth or wifi, but when I installed the above driver everything appeared and worked correctly after that. If you...

Hi folks, I'm in the process of putting together a machine that I intend to turn into a hackingtosh, however I cant seem to find windows driver for the PCIE wifi & Bluetooth card....anyone have a link to where to get this? I have searched google but cant seem to find one yet. I'm trying to...

Hi folks, Looking to see if anyone has done a fresh install of Sierra on this motherboard....this is going to be my first build and looking for any guides using this mobo, also I won't be using any discrete graphics card either. Thanks

Haha I wish I had bought more of those kits, but everything was similarly priced when I was putting a build together for my sons xmas.....always knew that computer stuff fluctuates in price but ram has seen the biggest change recently.

Thanks for your advice.....I would always buy a dual channel kit of ram, shame ram is sooooo expensive now....I bought 16gb (2x8gb) of g.skill 3200mhz in June of last year for £66 from amazon and the same stuff is £135 today.

Hi folks, Which would be the better board in terms of reliability/compatibility for a newbie trying to build a Hackintosh (Sierra) for the first time....the cpu will likely be a i7 6700 or 6700K, integrated graphics only needed. If there is an alternative mobo thats easier to get working then...

Sorry for sounding thick then....so, should I have dragged the EFI folder to the USB boot drive then? Ive already ejected the EFI mount/folder, so its disappeared....will I have to run through the steps again to get it back to put it on the USB boot drive?

So for any install choice, it doesn't matter whether you use non nvme m.2 or 2.5" ssd's in terms of unibeast, multibeast, clover and whatever else is needed to install OS X.

So the EFI mount/folder is not needed for anything then?

I know the OP was comparing standard 2.5" ssd and a m.2 nvme drive.....what is the benefit between using a standard 2.5" ssd and a m.2 NON nvme ssd?

Hi there folks, Im going through the instructions on the Sierra install https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/unibeast-install-macos-sierra-on-any-supported-intel-based-pc.200564/ , have got upto instruction 15 which is fine, however I have a question which I can't seem to find or clarify...

When you see that error message, open disk utility and you will see on the left hand side: OSX install ESD, just eject that and you should be able to continue with Unibeast.