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I case anyone is wondering, I finally got around to fixing the Audio. Open Clover, under Devices, Audio Inject 1

Yes a M.2 SSD NVMe would be good, I have heard they can be tricky to get working. So personally, I would have a standard SSD or HD just to get off the blocks with. CPU is really up to you. I use Adobe apps, which are terrible at using additional cores. Most apps are rubbish at this except 3D...

Interesting, you have virtually the same setup as me, I don't have that issue at all. I'm on OS 10.13.13. I have uploaded my Clover config.plist for you

I have found that by turning off "Use Graphics Processor" in Photoshop and Illustrator has given me a massive performance boost. I think I will just sit on it for a bit until the price of cards comes down... whenever that is! I would love to hear from anybody out there who uses Photoshop on a...

<Sigh> yep it seems you are right, Apple have created a limitation: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2011/09/apples-thunderbolt-display-doesnt-play-nice-with-mini-displayport/

Correct me if I am wrong, but the M.2 that use Sata are much slower than the ones that use NVMe. So if you are going to bother go all in with NVMe, from what I gather all you need is NVMeGeneric.kext "Apple's High Sierra now natively supports NVMe SSDs. For Sierra and earlier macOS, see...

Thanks for getting back to me! I never found this in the BIOS: USB Configuration -XHCI Hand-off = Enabled I don't really know what it does, but hey everything seems to work!

I have no idea about ThunderBolt support. But I would assume that the Display can work using Display Port also, that is very much supported. As for the drives... I just chuck them inside, no need for a external unit!

Thanks for the fast response! Why AMD over Nvidia? I thought that Nvidia had much better GPUs? Also do you use Photoshop? The GTX1050 can run 4 displays and has no issues running 4K, its only once Photoshop start using it that the thing slows to a crawl.

Hi all. I have built my first Hackintosh. As a Noob, I just bought a cheap GPU, the GTX1050 with 2GB DDR5. Everything was going well, until I drop in a new 4K display and fired up Photoshop and started working on large files. My whole system was so slow, it was unusable. I finally worked out...

Take out the Video card and see it you can get it to work without it for now. I have a ASUS prime H270 Pro, from memory, in the Bios, reset it to defaults, then turn of secure boot, OS to Other, Enable Intel Virtualisation Tech, turn off Fast Boot.

Thanks for letting me know. Well fo the greater good... I have a very similar build. Every thing seems to be going well I have the same issues, no iMessage, no rear audio. Which is fine as I don't really care. I might try and have a look into it, if I work it out I will post back here

Also did you get the rear audio ports to work?

I have just done my first build, my top tip: work out what board you have, then search for it, chances are someone else has done the work for you! Next tip, start without the Video card in, use the inbuilt graphics to get you off the blocks. Once you get it working, then try and mess around...

Did you end up doing the RAID over M.2?

Any updates? Did you remove the FAKEGPU.kext