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@ffk Your post here is what I was worried about. I'm glad BIOS F5 is available for the 1.1 board ... but. I'm wondering if this version has other differences that effectively mean this is a different board from Casey's 1.0 version. Seems odd that this board is behaving differently when...

I just bought the Gigabyte z490 Vision D version 1.1 board The board listed on the Buyers Guide and @CaseySJ guide here is the original version 1.0. I'm worried the BIOS versions might be different. Casey said to only use BIOS F5, but that is for ver 1.0. I don't have a lot of experience with...

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@nloth Did you get the reboot with shutdown fixed? If so, what method did you use?

@SierraClimber Did you get this build working? Your last post was in December. @CaseySJ suggested using his Designare thread (assuming this board is similar). Does it work? Still trying to decide to buy this board or the Asus listed in my profile.

As stated earlier, a full guide for this board and any 9th gen cpu vanilla install would be great. @Stork suggested newbies use unibeast + multibeast. I have read through this thread many times and it seems some guys like @NZRichard have a good working system (but didn't use Unibeast - just...

Thank you feartech.

So the EFI partition is supposed to be on the USB drive? When I look at /Applications/Utilities/Disk Utility under External -> SanDisk Cruzer all I see is "Install macOS High Sierra", I don't see two partitions. The EFI seems to only exist on the desktop, not part of the USB drive. The...

Thanks for reply feartech. Actually I went ahead and followed the instructions for creating the install USB again and I have two drives appeared/mounted again on my desktop. "Install macOS High Sierra" and "EFI". The EFI drive has EFI folder containing "Boot", "Clover" and...

Sorry I am brand new to anything this. I just created my usb install drive. My USB mounts as "Install macOS High Sierra" drive on my desktop and has 3 files: (EFI-Backups), (Install macOS High Sierra.app), and (MultiBeast - High Sierra Edition). What concerns me is that EFI-Backups folder...

The sluggishness of your build concerns me. Has this problem been resolved in 10.13.2 for you? Especially Final Cut Pro X. How about your Kaby Lake build, how does Final Cut Pro do in that? FYI, I haven't built my system yet, still deciding to go with Kaby Lake or Coffee Lake parts.