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The only thing about LAN i found at the mobo's manual is "Realtek GbE LAN chip" and MultiBeast just gave me three versions of Realtek RTL8111 to choose from.

Found it with the "Go-to" function, did all again. Now it still does not work and when in network-settings it does not show the ethernet at all (it did before), shall I "install" it wiht MultiBeast again?

Same Problem, didn't work. I have my Hackintosh on german, where should I find /Library/Extensions and /System/../.. I did not find any files since I just installed Sierra

These are exclusively high-end parts, you can't go really better, so why shouldn't it work. I'd even say it is kind of an overkill...64GB of RAM :D

Maybe you want to use an i7, there you get 4 cores and therefore 8 threads.

You said old, do you really mean old like built before e.g. 2012 or just any usb keyboard?

Hi Hackintoshers, I ordered all my parts and started building the workstation. I just asked myself if I could buy any regular keyboard or does it has to have those special Mac-keys (command etc.)? Can anyone help me? I don't want to spend much more than 30 bucks. Thanks :)

Crucial Ballistix Sport LT

At first your RAM is faster than your chosen motherboard can work with and I think the CPU-cooler is kind of an overkill if you do not plan to overclock your processor.

Nothing?

So my friend will be home tomorrow with his macbook. Anything I have to prepare? I am just about making an Apple account, do I have to prepare the usb stick anyway or something else? Does it matter that he has a macbook and I want to use it for a PC?

If you use the processor normally, without overclocking the standard cooler is enough. On this PC I am using right now I have a i7-2600k with standard cooler and never had problems, even running Battlefield on Ultra settings.

Can someone explain me the exact way to download MacOS?

I have never built a Hackintosh before, but I'm just starting my first project regarding Hackintosh and I have built some PCs before. There are motherboards with WiFi built in, I am not sure but don't know why it shouldn't work for Hackintosh. Nevertheless I'd recommend you a power-line network...

My bad, in the meantime I found the MSI H270M Mortar Arctic and I thought of it.

Yeah thanks, I saw it. Somehow I like the MSI more, maybe beacuse of the white colour and white LEDs, but perhaps it's not worth spending extra 13€. The MSI has HDMI, the difference is VGA which no one cares about nowadays I guess. The real difference could be: MSI: Intel I219-V LAN, 1xUSB-C...

So it would be the cheapest to take the MSI Z270-A Pro motherboard which has DisplayPort 1.2 and I would be ready for 4K without any graphicscard...?

And let's say I want 4K resolution. I gues the integrated 630 from Intel won't do it? Would a Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1050 OC be enough and compatible? It's not for any special graphics work, just regular use of internet and office.

Thanks mates, what about my components? Any feedback? Best regards

Hey guys, I've been thinking bout building a Hackintosh quite a long time and now I have chosen some hardware but before ordering it I want it "approved" by the community. CPU: i5-7400 boxed Mainboard:Gigabyte GA-H270-HD3 SSD: Crucial MX300 275GB RAM: Crucial Ballistix Sport LT DIMM Kit 8GB...