realtek 887

I just finished my first Mac OS High Sierra install! Neat! The only issue I am having is my Audio hardware is not working. I have chosen the Realtek 887/888b as per the instructions in MultiBeast. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated!! Neat experience so far though! David :clap:

Hi All, After a few tests with ElCapitan and Sierra, used before with that little Motherboard I was thinking about High Sierra clean install... and after few tries -> Success :D I was thinking about my fist Hackintosh and It was much more difficult than this time so... with some more details...

¡Hello Guys! im here with a new build to make a fully working Hackintosh. The components are: -Gigabyte H270 HD3 -i5 7400 -8 GB Ram Corsair LPX 2400 MHZ -Samsung 850 evo 250 GB SSD -Integrated Kabylake graphics All are working and bootable but I have 3 problems: -Audio Realtek ALC 887...

I am new at this, managed to get hackintosh up and running but with 3 issues: 1. I can only boot when USB with Clover is on (doesn't boot from Mac hdd) 2. I managed somehow to fix hd4400 (i3 4170) but I need to use Inject hd4400 every time I boot 3. None of the alternatives work for sound...

Hi, I'm fairly new with using Multibeast to install macOS Sierra on a hackintosh and have developed a problem. I've gotten pretty much all the drivers working (graphics, ethernet, etc) except now the audio won't work. I have tried a number of fixes (see below) but none of them have worked yet...

I just installed Sierra and was able to fix all the issues except audio. My motherboard supports Realtek ALC 887 Audio and I tried using the audio_cloverALC-120_v1.0d.command file. When I begin to use it, I get the following error message: B0D3@3 found, HDAU edit required for HD4600 HDMI audio...

Please excuse (and correct) any Noob mistakes... First Hackintosh build As described I completed the build and have attempted numerous suggestions with regard to addressing the NO audio issue. Any help would be appreciated. BUILD - GA-Z77-DS3H BIOS (F9), Version 1.1 - Using onboard DVI...