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Nope, still got a lovely black screen. I managed to get the install complete and make it to the desktop on the integrated graphics, but as soon as I throw my GT210 in I get a black screen. I've tried booting into safemode in addition to the flaps you have mentioned but still black screen.

Hi All I'm running into a small problem with my latest build. I'm running the following hardware; Intel Celeron G1620 2.7Ghz Asus H61M-A Socket 1155 4GB Stick of Corsair RAM. Asus Nvidia GT210 1GB I can't enter the install at all with any flags with the GPU installed. If I remove it...

He sounds like a little boy that can't afford a real Mac, or he doesn't know how to build a hack. And drop a link to your video, I'm always interested in fellow hackintoshers videos!

*UPDATE* Well since my first post I have added a few hard drives and re installed OS X a few times. I now have a total of 5 Hard Drives; 1TB Caviar blue 2TB Caviar Green 2TB Seagate Barracuda 2TB Seagate Barracuda (I have both of these in RAID 0 for my BlackMagic) Also I have added a...

Not bad for the UK...

Wow that is a pretty long time, were you running this on a toaster or something? :lol:

Your graphics card is unsupported, so you'll never get the full resolution or performance from it within OS X

Hmm is there anyway that you could try another set of sticks? Or try your originals in another machine?

It looks like you have your RAM in two slots next to each other. Have you tried putting them in slots 1 and 3? So 1 RAM stick leave a slot then insert the other stick?

Sorry to say but I sold my HD 6770 and grabbed a 6850. It works OOB and with a triple display set up! I'd recommend it to anyone.

This may be because you are running 10.5.8. If I'm correct you have to have 10.6.7 or above to use unibeast

I have a Radeon 6850 with Dual displays, Top DVI and Display Port to DVI. Works out of the box, nothing is needed for dual displays either.

I'm glad I'm not the only one :D

Wow that sounds like one mean machine ;) I use my MBP for college and that. Its way faster than any windows laptop from other people in my classes :D

Just wondering how many people actually buy a real Mac after building a hackintosh. After i buuilt my first machine i fell in love with OS X and wanted to take it everywhere with me. But you can't really take a full ATX computer and monitor with you everywhere. So I ended up buying a 13" MacBook...

Well i only have the i5-2500 so no overclock :( but i have had a friends i7-2600K running for a day or too and seen pretty much the same results that was overclocked to 4.8Ghz

I have a H60 with 2 NZXT fans can't here either of them and my cpu is around 30 degrees idle. IMHO any fans will do the job i've had 4-5 pairs of fans on my H60 and not seen any different between temps

I'm guessing if you have a working wireless card installed it should be the steps as sharing from your macbook. I don't have a wireless card yet so i can't say that it will work 100%

The Radeon 6850 works OOB no kexts or drivers needed.

@Lawand, Go and take a look at the Customac builds from Tonymacx86's Blog. You will find all your answers if you READ! Building a hackintosh is not exactly "a walk in the park" if you have incompatible components. The best thing to look at is the wiki, it is full of compatible components just...