No, it's an all-in-one with only hd4600, the panel is integrated but the motherboard documentation states the only output of the 4600 is VGA and so that has to be the technology used to run that built in display, because there are no external graphic output ports, the Hdmi port on the unusual motherboard is only used as an input to use the display like a tv by pressing a button that switches it to an input mode which works separately from everything else, no option to configure it in BIOS.How is your monitor connected ? Are there any dedicated graphics in this besides the HD4600 ?
No such optionsBios can you set IGPU ram? Is it at default 32mb, for macOS 64Mb is needed.
Thanks for the help! but I think Ill just use this one with windows rather than buy another machine/equipment, was nice to get a little bit of experience with hackintoshes though.The VGA output isn't likely to be usable at all. No support for VGA in macOS. You could possibly buy an HP Haswell based motherboard like the HP ProDesk 600 G1 or just buy the barebones and install your i5 CPU in that. Use the DP output adapted to HDMI. Also, you can install a LP graphics card in it if you'd like to.
You need to have a digital video output, either HDMI or DVI or DP for the HD4600 to work. If you can use the HDMI to output video that is pretty much your only option.Just the lynx point h87 chipset documentation on Intels websites lists the output as VGA, not the motherboards sorry, if that changes anything
I have tried everything but QE/CI for Intels HD4600 just won't work on my machine, help would be appreciated.
I have attached a config.plist that I currently have, it won't boot for some reason with the intel graphics options, I have to boot with my clover USB to get in to Sierra.
FakePCIID Intel Graphics and Fake PCIID are already installed
Verbose shows that the line get I stuck at on boot using the plist I attached is: Setting BTCoex Config: enable_2G:1, profile_2g:0, enable 5G:1, profile_5G:0