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Might want to take a look at the Activity Monitor and see if you notice any processes causing the high cpu usage.

If you don't want to do this -> :banghead: (or keep it to a minimum), then it might be best to just buy a mac. Building a Hackintosh isn't always a breeze so you'll occasionally run in to issues throughout the life of your machine. I would take a look at some of the builds that have used...

Yes, the UEFI drive.

Go in to your BIOS and make sure the proper disk is at the top.

What if you used one of the links from here: http://www.tonymacx86.com/os-x-updates/155489-os-x-10-10-2-update.html This is just the update and not the full installer.

have you updated the bios firmware on your mobo? maybe even try the beta bios.

It might be flash related. Could also be your browser, not sure which you are using. Try watching videos in html5. https://www.youtube.com/html5

maybe try repairing permissions

Have you checked the success builds if any that have used your motherboard?

I'm a little confused as to what you are trying to do. Are you trying to add an additional hdd to your current installation or wanting to move from an ssd to the hdd?

I don't see anything wrong with those settings.:thumbup:

5s to boot, oh my :wtf: You could boot in verbose mode and see where it is hanging.

I would check your BIOS settings.

I would give the darkwake=0 boot flag a try.

You could try to repair the disk permissions to see if that helps via Disk Utility.

OP was able to fix the issue by fixing something in Windows :crazy:. What you can try to do is repair your disk permissions via Disk Utility.

Firmware is not installed on the hard drive so reformats have no effect on any firmware changes you may have made.

There might be a backup that was created or it may have unfortunately been overwritten. Check the default theme folder and make sure it's the one that you wanted. Worst case is that you have to redownload the theme and place it as the default theme. /Extra/Themes

As loadedaxe has suggested, do not use the Universal USB 3 drivers. As for the quick start setting panel, what board are you using?

Did you read the KB article? Did you read the comments above? My guess is that 5,1 is considered a server and server host computers are unable to support any OS other than Leopard and Snow Leopard per the KB article.