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So I have a real Mac Pro 3,1 using the same mouse, keyboard and monitors as this Dell T7400. The Dell could run Catalina but the real Mac can't (Well, I could use DOSDude1's hacks) I see no more reason not to hackintosh my Dell! If I do I will certainly document it although it has non-QPI Xeons...

I know a little of digital electronics, some chips have control input for analogue outputs so you just need a command pass through which is probably in the protocol listed for the chips used.

I know the guy that designed this card and apparently yes you will get the bridge chip working but even under linux its a pain to get it working. EVGA are ultra Windows + nVidia + gaming centric and don't want to know about USB connectivity, which is silly as the music world is massive and this...

I guess he could list his motherboard BIOS settings. He installed Sierra, not High Sierra.

Its worth pointing out that the CPU runs USB, one packet at a time, whereas if you have a PCI card doing it then its handled more autonomously by the chipset. I know in Windows its UDMA (Ultra Direct Memory Access) so the OS allocates a memory space and the USB card can just get on shoverlling...

Does this mean Snow Leopard will cease to be sold? I'm not sure I like where newer OS'es are going, Windows8 included.