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- Motherboard
- ASRock X99 Extreme6
- CPU
- E5-2690 v4
- Graphics
- Radeon VII
You should use Z390, and your client should use X299, which has either 44 or 48 lanes (although 48-lane boards are not hackintosh compatible).
(Personally, I would get a Z370 board. They're less hassle for hackintoshing.)
For your 2 NVMe drives, I like this adapter card - get 2 of them: https://www.ebay.com/itm/112468442098
Generally, desktop chipset boards don't have CPU-connected M.2 slots built in, so you need the adapters if you're doing RAID 0. X299 chipset boards sometimes have 1 or more CPU-connected M.2 slots.
By the way, if what you're after is a more responsive OS, then don't do RAID 0. It mainly helps with sequential read/write speeds.
(Personally, I would get a Z370 board. They're less hassle for hackintoshing.)
For your 2 NVMe drives, I like this adapter card - get 2 of them: https://www.ebay.com/itm/112468442098
Generally, desktop chipset boards don't have CPU-connected M.2 slots built in, so you need the adapters if you're doing RAID 0. X299 chipset boards sometimes have 1 or more CPU-connected M.2 slots.
By the way, if what you're after is a more responsive OS, then don't do RAID 0. It mainly helps with sequential read/write speeds.