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What video card are you using? Remember that many Nvidia cards that were running fine on High Sierra (Gt 210, 730, 1030, 1050, 1050ti) are no longer compatible with Mojave.

Well, if maximum speed for all of the 3 OS isn't necessary then you probably don't need neither a pci-e sata card nor a swappable tray caddy, by the way you need to have 4 sata ports on your pc (1 sata3.0 for mac os, 2 sata 2.0 for Windows and Linux, 1 E-sata 2.0 for the storage 7200rpm HDD), I...

Yes, I have a similar card in my hp 8200. The combination with the KKMoon tray caddy mentioned above gave that old usb2.0-only machine 4 faster usb 3.0 ports, actually it turned it into the only Hp Elite with usb 3.0 ports on the front (since neither the 6300 or 8300 sff or mt have them). The...

No, the esata port on the 6300/8300 is SATA2 so no full speed either. I have a couple of 8300 SFF and I've just bought a Dell 7010 MT in which I plan to have 3 booting SSD (Mojave, Windows 10, Ubuntu Budgie or Mint) so I have been making some researches on how to get 3 full speed sta 3 ports. As...

My card is a MSI Geforce GT 710 1GB. Installing Sierra with an SSD is so easy and fast that I might do it all again from the start keeping the 14.2 /VCA version, testing 1080 resolution and then updating to High Sierra. If I do, I'll definitely let you know the results. ##### EDIT ###### 1440...

First time I installed Sierra I used my Gt 710 with a DVI monitor, then I change room and switched monitor with this Philips 19" that only has VGA and it all worked fine. I was able to boot reboot from the hard disk after using Multibeast . Since I had the usual problems with post...

First of all thanks for this truly useful guide. I have years of experience with Windows and recently I started using Linux as well but I never ever used any Mac Os before turning my beloved 8200 into an Hackintosh. I have an 8200 and two 8300's that will be trasformed as well as soon as I buy...