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Bluetooth does work but the WiFi will never work on the Gigabyte Z390 I AORUS PRO WIFI board. You will have to use USB WiFi if that's what you need. I personally never use WiFi, or Bluetooth so its not a problem for me.

So I somehow managed to get it to work without doing anything special again other than reinstalling and trying things over and over again about thirty times... I'm not sure what I changed or if my UniBeast USB was bad, but I was having trouble getting the installs to work. It took about four...

And yes I also tried 18,3 and 19,1 and no luck. I don't use sleep so I'm not sure if that was affected either.

I have the exact same build as you and I've been trying for 2 days now to solve the "shutdown=restart" problem. I'm not having any luck.

Thanks @benmingli I pretty much have this exact build with the only difference being that I am using 32GB of 2666MHz RAM (because of price at the time). Would Anyone know how much improvement I would get by upgrading to 32GB of 3200MHz RAM? Would it easily run at 3200MHz speed using XMP profile?

Trim Support is showing "No" in SATA/SATA Express Should I enable it manually with the command?

I have just performed a clean install of Mojave and finished up with MultiBeast 10.4.0 and everything seems to be working fine. The guide didn't mention anything about enabling Trim afterwards? I thought I read somewhere that Trim is no longer needed with APFS? Do I need to enable Trim? Thanks

I'm having the same issue also. My system worked fine before but yesterday I made a new 10.10.1 Unibeast USB and did a clean install. Gigabyte Z87X-UD5H Intel i7 4770K Gigabyte GTX 770 Crucial M550 256GB Corsair Vengeance Black CL9 1600 (2x8GB) Now I'm getting steady freezes and I've...

Never mind, I found the toledo/audio_CloverALC method and it was so easy and worked perfect!!

GA-Z87X-UD5H Mavericks Clover Install - Audio Issue [Success] I just tested a Clover install using the guide by tonymacx86 and everything went perfectly smooth! I used Multibeast to add trim support and Audio for my motherboard. Trim seems to have worked but the audio has clicking and crackling...

After receiving a replacement i7 4770K everything went smooth and my system is up and running with no install problems whatsoever.

It turned out after hours and hours of trying everything and not getting it to work I ordered another motherboard. After receiving that I couldn't get a stable system either. It turned out to be a flakey i7 4770k. I returned it and after receiving a replacement install was a breeze!

So with the limited free time I've had to work on my new build, I've tried 2 different motherboards, 3 different PSU's, 3 different pairs of RAM, 4 different hard drives, and thousands of different BIOS settings... then I finally realized that in the BIOS of both motherboards my i7 4770K was...

I can't Complete the Mavericks 10.9.1 install on a GA-Z87X-D3H and i7 4770K without it crashing about a third of the way through the installing to drive process. I've tried every different bios setting with no better results... I also tried a couple boot flags. It's an upgrade from a...

RyanJames313 How did you make out with the Z87X-D3H? I upgraded from an Ivy Bridge Z77X-UD5H - i7 3770K that worked flawless with Mavericks to the Z87X-D3H - i7 4770K and I can't get the install to finish no matter what I try...

I never tried keeping a disc in the drive. Thanks

Ever since I updated to 10.8.5 when my monitor goes to sleep, my dvd drive continues to get randomly accessed (like when computer first boots) while the monitor sleeps. I did a clean install of 10.8.5 and the issue is still there. I have all energy saving features turned off except for monitor...

I'm using that same board, cpu, and onboard graphics and i only install sound, network drivers, from multibeast and my system runs great.

I did a clean install the other day of Mountain Lion 10.8.5 on an Gigabyte Z77X-UD5H with an i7 3770K using the Intel HD 4000 onboard graphics. Everything is running perfectly. Will I be able to just shutdown, install graphics card, enable in bios, connect DisplayPort cable to card and power...

Everything you've mentioned should work great. Have a look around at sale prices for the new GTX 650 Ti BOOST 2GB - you may just find a deal that puts the price right in line with the standard 650 1GB model. Same thing goes for the Intel CPU - You may only have to pay an extra $10-$30 for an...