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It's ok, somehow BIOS settings has been resetted.

i5 9400F - 1060 6GB - 16 GB ram 8x2 - High Sierra 10.13.6 - MSI B365M Pro-Vh Yesterday I was playing guitar on macOS and everything was fine as always, then system started being SO slow (I use an SSD) so I decided to turn it off and on again Now PC crashes when I try to boot any os End of...

Actually there are drivers, check photo:

I did it like that: I used gibmacOS, where I downloaded, and made a bootable USB, an unsupported version for my nvidia card. Then updated it after I installed it to 10.13.6 from the App Store. You will find nvidia WebDrivers simply from the nvidia website...

Everything is fine except for video card. If you're planning for high Sierra so you'll be fine, else if you're planning for next versions of Mac you won't get GPU accelleration, means GUI glitches, lag and maybe even low FPS for mouse. If High Sierra is OK for you, then try it, cuz will probably...

Check Wi-Fi and Ethernet compatibility too, Apple has only support for limited brands and models

Probably yes! I warn you, you should stay on High Sierra or behind if you don't want GUI glitches, lags and you want GPU Accelleration. But if you want to take the risk, I use Mojave and lags a little bit less than Catalina.

https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/solved-mojave-dual-screen-with-intel-hd4600.262403/ Have you seen this thread? Take a look, maybe can be helpful ;)

Ok Thanks for helping ☺️

Use supported hardware. I bought the CPU just today lol I’ll try my best, thanks. Should I close the thread? I’m new here

There are no Catalina drivers, unofficial or otherwise. So how can I do? I don’t want to come back to High Sierra (Thanks for supporting anyway dear)

Try nvidia_disable=1 boot arg. But it won’t be stable if it works. 7mb default display. I’ll try whit Catalina, I see there are some unofficial drivers for nvidia

So I will not be able to install it? I was ok whit not be able to use the 3D graphic acceleration

I’m trying to install macOS Big Sur but I’m stuck here: (i5 9400f, nvidia Strix 1060 6GB)