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That is helpful, thank you. I will not be gaming on it, so I will probably go with integrated graphics as that should be able to handle any of my htpc stuff (movies, streaming) just fine for now. So, perhaps I'll wait to make a haswell build if the integrated graphics are that much better.

I want to build a hackintosh combo NAS/HTPC, something similar to what this guy did here: http://www.tonymacx86.com/user-builds/85431-asrock-h77m-itx-core-i3-home-media-center-nas.html Since it will be on 24/7 I wonder if anyone has any thoughts on whether it makes more sense to just go ahead...

Johannvonperfect, here is an update for you. I got it to work finally, hopefully this will work for you as well. Even though it says this thread is closed and that the current versions of chimera/chameleon make it unnecessary this is the only thing that worked...

Well, I will let you know if I figure something out. I know it is not hardware related, because a while ago after I built my system I was using a DSDT for HDMI audio using a HDTV as the main monitor and could get an extended display by hooking up a DVI monitor (I think that was with 10.8.1)...

I know this thread is sort of old, but I have the same motherboard as the OP with the same dual monitor issue. Did you guys figure out how to get it to work? Thanks.

Article: MultiBeast 5.2 Update +1 Thanks guys

Thanks, this does work to allow 5Ghz channels, but all of the normal USA 5Ghz channels work on Windows and are officially supported per the TL-WDN4800 specs: http://www.tp-link.com/en/products/details/?model=TL-WDN4800#spec In the mean time I have changed my time capsule to use one of the...