dc3217iye

This is my first ever post on this forum, and my first ever Hackintosh attempt... so please bear with me! First, what have I got? Used Hardware Intel® NUC-Kit DC3217IYE Mainboard-Chip Intel® QS77 Express-Notebookchip Processor i3-3217U Ivy Lake, 1.80GHz RAM 8Gb Kingston DDR3-1600 (2 x 4Gb...

Project Info This is the Mojave upgrade to my Intel NUC DC3217IYE. I’m using this box on my TV Screen with an infrared remote control, Apple mouse and a bluetooth keyboard. See also my macOS Sierra guide: guide-intel-nuc-dc3217iye-macos-sierra-10-12-tv-box Used Hardware Intel® NUC-Kit...

Hello everyone, I successfully installed High Sierra on a NUC DC3217IYE mostly working after installation but now I'm stuck at getting the HDMI Audio to work. I am wondering if someone can point me to the right direction. I searched and tried some of the possible solution without any luck at...

Mojave Guide: [Guide] Intel NUC DC3217IYE macOS Mojave 10.14 (TV BOX) Project Info This Guide describes my work to get my tv pc to a new operating system after using mountain lion for a (to) long time with stopped software support. So i decided to use Sierra 10.12.6 instead of the new High...

I installed 10.11.1 on a Intel NUC DC3217IYE. Everything works fine but the graphics are very choppy at times. I did some poking around and saw that the display ram only comes up as 6 MB. I adjusted the DVMT in the bios to 128mb, but still no luck. The DC3217IYE uses an intel HD 4000 gpu...

i'm a possessor of a NUC DC3217IYE and i'm trying to install MAC OS X (YOSEMITE/Clover) on it. Unfortunately, all of my tests have been solved by a failure. I've followed exactly the installation post92 with clover but i 'don't understand why it's not working. When i boot on the USB key...

Description Lets start by saying that this building was not in any way planned, it is the result of having nothing to do in the late hours. There is room for improvement as I took whatever was available to get a proof of concept. The idea now is to fix shorter cables and possibly sleeve them to...