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You need to have wifi working.. Try to first get it working with your actual wifi card, but if not you must change it.

First update your info with the hardware for further help. Secondly, are you using any kind of wifi and bluetooth apple card?

It's as easy as changing in BIOS the GPU to dedicated instead of Auto. It's amazing. Also, if you choose to see (in BIOS) the Asus Logo while booting (2 seconds) it boots extremely faster, no American Trending 0 data connected....

I see, maybe getting one of high W can be more affordable with the pass of time.. See, this is the calculator result http://i.imgur.com/cp3Bnu3.jpg It says that the recommended PSU Wattage is 324 but also it recommends buying a 650 wattages one. Why is this?

As some light research I did it was better to have more wattage for gaming and editing, isn't it? So, there isn't a problem on having like a 1000W PSU on a Core2Duo with a Nvidia 210 (for example), is it?

Also got working full resolution

Okay, I found this discount on a modular Corsair 850 rmx This will make it, everything just fine? :thumbup:

Could you please explain the device you used for testing (the HDD or Drive on 3.0) and what solution 6 you used? I only get 60 mbps on 3.0 Excelent work! :thumbup:

I have been reading some info about this and found nothing really understandable, what is that for? any improvement? :/

Sorry, I think I have lost myself, did you just said you have USB 3.0 at 5 Gbps??? How?? Any screenshot from BlackMagicSpeed Test??? *-*

Sorry, I didn't, my mobo wasn't working and I bought a different one. It was a faulty one..

It doesn't, how can you know it? Also, for when you have made the GPU work, follow this https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/tutorial-testing-how-to-change-14-2-to-17-1-skylake-with-nvidia-easy-guide.226008/

He upgraded from El Capitan, in which you didn't have any problem, maybe that's the fix. I think that you wouldn't need to do a clean install with a new CPU, just like in Windows, I don't know. However, doing the iMessage fix is just 3 minutes, nothing to take care about..

Looks like it must be the CPU. I have been searching, googling, and found nothing about success Sierra's i5-750.. I think it must be the processor. I would try a clean install, in your ssd or in another hdd. If nothing gets better I should consider downgrading to El Capitan or upgrading the CPU...

I read the thread, the posts, I actually read it long time ago. This is what I said at the top, a lack of easy guide and people asking how to and the benefits. I really think it is smoother (I don't want to think that this have something to do with the typical Apple's programmed obsolescence...

Maybe it has something to do with the hardware: - GPU is fast enough? - SSD or HDD (5400 or 7200?) - Ram? Edit: Ram is perfect Have you consider upgrading this things? What i5 you exactly have? Also: -Do a geekbench -Do a cinebench :)

https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/tutorial-testing-how-to-change-14-2-to-17-1-skylake-with-nvidia-easy-guide.226008/#post-1535584

In this tutorial I will show you how you can easily change from 14,2 to 17,1 with NVIDIA graphic cards. I really needed to write this after seeing so many users asking how to do it in different posts and a lack of a direct tutorial (like, for example, the iMessage guide for idiots). The...

I do have the latest BIOS, actually pretty razonable due to the fact that the mobo was bought last month..

So, you have made a clean install and it's not working? Have you tried installing the card on Windows for discarding it's an hardware problem?