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Try booting up with GraphicsEnabler=No -x -v if that doesn't work try using -f and -s additionally.

Nice build! Really like the PSU look with the fan at the top.

Try -v -x at the Chimera screen. Booting in safe mode does the trick for me.

I was having this same problem, and I don't know if it will fix your exact problem, but in your System Preferences, under Energy Saver, de-select the 'Put hard Drives to sleep when possible' check box. I haven't had any freeze problems since.

Hackintosh no longer boots after 10.8.4 combo update I actually did fix it! After I installed the combo update for 10.8.4, I reinstalled everything except for ethernet in Multibeas before I restarted. I was able to boot back in to ML the same way as always. I had to fix a few graphics problems...

Hackintosh no longer boots after 10.8.4 combo update I have almost the same setup as you, and I'm about to update and see for myself what will happen. Did you try booting with -x, -f,or -s?

UPDATE: Thought I'd give you an idea of what I've done. I mounted the HDD cage to the top tray, which cleaned things up super nicely. I am currently running triple screens, two from the 6850, and one from the HD4000 graphics. I'm also looking to add an SSD in the future. Pics:

There's an old Lion trick where you install Bridgehelper 4.0.1 to your USB drive. It may seem far fetched, but I don't really know how it works. Bridgehelper 5.0.0 hides your SATA drives, much like what you are describing. If you are running out of options, I'd give it a try. Good luck

What kind of motherboard do you have? I know that some motherboards won't support drives that are too large...

Sadly, I did not. I ended up taking a spare hard drive and installed a trial version of windows 7. Facewizard worked perfectly after that.

As I am not an expert on onboard graphics, I have no idea how to run 2 screens at full resolution. I have one onboard graphics display and 2 hooked up to my graphics card. If you have a graphics card, I'd use it, and it'll be a good investment if you don't have one.

Yes, the new motherboard should be easier to use, and the reason you have a kernel panic is because the DSDT is different... Good luck!

Are they both running on the onboard graphics??

Thanks for the suggestion, I didn't have access to the drive menu either however. But I did get it resolved, for some reason, I had to unplug the chord to the wall socket from the power supply its self. That solved it right away. Thanks for your help!

So I tried to flash my z68xp-ud3 to uefi, but for some reason, I have no control whenever I try to go in to the bios settings. There is a white mouse in the middle of the screen, unusable. Nothing loads. My Mac OS X ML drive won't load, I probably have to change the drive settings to AHCI, which...

Hmm... Now that the OS is booting correctly, I'd say that it is now a graphics problem. Do you have the GTX 650?

Well first I'd get it properly installed before you address the memory problem, which can most likely be fixed in the bios. I remember running into the same problem, I would reinstall, do a fresh thing of everything. Except the Unibeast part. When you install and get to multibeast, remember to...

Set your graphics resolution in the org.chameleon.Boot.plist, for instance, mine is something like this : <key>GraphicsEnabler</key> <string>Yes</string> <key>GraphicsMode</key> <string>"1600x1200x32"</string> Put your screen resolution where mine has 1600x1200

Or you can take note of the AMD 6xxx instructions on the 10.8 installation guide. It'll tell you to take out a certain kext. That should help too.

Actually, I have the same motherboard, and there should be a hdmi input on your board... Try using that?