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SLI is not supported in OSX. The GTX 295 is basically two GTX 275 boards sandwiched in a dual slot package. Some people have gotten it to work by disabling one of the boards, and basically making it a GTX 275 (not something I know how to do).

Re: Hackintosh Build - Baby on the WAY! Some people have had trouble getting the ASUS BT-211 to work. For more BT options, see: wiki/index.php/Bluetooth_Adapter_Database

The ATI 5XX0 drivers or Chameleon (I'm not sure which one) doesn't handle the switch from the BIOS resolution to the desktop resolution. Resulting in a black screen, when entering the desktop. Some have reported adding Graphics Mode key/string pair to /Extra/com.apple.Boot.plist solves this...

SwitchResX can be used to create custom resolutions.

No overclocking with stock HSF idles around 40C. Try reinstalling your heatsink. If that doesn't help, you may have a bad CPU or motherboard.

The iBoot/Multibeast installation method can only be used to install the JMicron 36X kext, after you have installed OSX. You may want to contact Tonymac directly, and ask him if he has a bootloader with JMircon 36x support.

Your post titled JMicro SATA kext, but you did not mention if you installed the kext or not. iBoot does not install the kext for you. Look in Multibeast, it has the JMicron 36x kexts, if you need to install it.

Conezilla is a good open source disk cloning solution. It even clones the Chameleon boot partition.

The mostly like culprit of your problem is the GTX295. Do you have any other video card you can try?

Putting the Graphics Mode key/string in /Extra/com.apple.Boot.plist is not guarnteed to work if your BIOS does not support that as a VESA mode. You can check the supported VESA modes by typing ?video at the Chameleon boot prompt. If your desk top resolution is not supported, then you're out of...

The ATI 5XX0 drivers or Chameleon (I'm not sure which one) doesn't handle the switch from the BIOS resolution to the desktop resolution. Resulting in a black screen, when entering the desktop. Some have reported adding Graphics Mode key/string pair to /Extra/com.apple.Boot.plist solves this...

Copy the updated SC directory from macbook to hackintosh, overwriting the files on the hack.

Try diconnecting and reconnecting the DVI from the back of the computer. Then see this viewtopic.php?f=15&t=5994 .

See viewtopic.php?f=22&t=9427 . In short, the Realteck ALC892 Audio might give you problems.

The Lian Li PC-V1020 in Silver looks very Mac Pro like to me. Photo is from newegg: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6811112307 . Cost around $USD 250.

Core i5 660 is a dual core processor. It can handle four simultaneous threads (hyperthreading), but it has only two physical cores.

Corsair Force F240. Rest of system in my signature. OC to CPU to 4Ghz. Xbench disk scores are: Disk Test 402.98 Sequential 244.51 Uncached Write 331.24 203.38 MB/sec [4K blocks] Uncached Write 308.02 174.28 MB/sec [256K blocks] Uncached Read 128.59 37.63 MB/sec [4K blocks]...

You can run Multibeast multiple times. It will install things you want. Uninstalling things you'll have to do yourself.

GA-X58-USB3 has Realtek ALC892 Audio, which might be troublesome. But people have managed to use VoodooHDA kext to get it working. Some complain about clicks and pops in the audio though.

Display rotation is part graphics driver. Or in this case, not part of the driver. If you search around you'll notice some old nvidia cards and drivers did not support display rotation. nvidia must of not enabled rotation in their fermi drivers.