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removing the 8169 driver is probably to stave off problems regarding the MB chips for LAN on the new Motherboards... (my guess...(slightly off topic, bear with me) i say this because with my linux MythTV build i was experiencing LAN speed issues looking at my recorded files off the backend...

yes it is compatible, but you might need to experiment with the boot options... i am using <key>GraphicsEnabler</key> <string>No</string> the gt630v2 (64bit bus) works well... the reason it seems slow is that it is a slow card... therefore go for something quiet... thus a zotac...

major problem with installing a 3225 with the gigabyte h77-wifi... you must use a nvidia card(i used a 650, a 630 or so will work) so that you can get to the mac desktop to run multibeast!... after checking lnx2mac lan, alc 892... and perhaps (add 1920*1080 screen resolution) you DO NOT need...

i would say if you are going to buy new stuff, get gigabyte... less hassles to "customac"... yes, this does not answer yorr question, but it is usually best to go the easy route, if your intention is to build a customac.

i believe that due to 'real' mac's using a special method to boot, for windows they require "boot camp", but because customac uses chimera, the instructions in post TWO(#2) are correct. install customac, then on a Separate drive, install windows alone!... meaning disconnect the mac drive for...