Guide: Gigabyte 9-series H97-D3H with core i5-4460 3.2 GHz
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Will this work with Yosemite?
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Hello All,
my Gigabyte 9-series H97-D3H / i5-4460 3.2 GHz has now been performing flawlessly for over three years as a server loaded with 6 disks, macOS 10.12 server.
To the questions above, as a server, I have to admit that I don't care so much about sleep (it is always on or audio, bluetooth, etc.). This being said, I have built a few other systems, the latest being GA-B85M-D3H / i5-4570 and the install of High Sierra with the tools on this site (Unibeast and Multibeast) has been totally smooth with sleep and audio working well.
I also added a Geforce GTX 560 Ti card and stuggled a bit with a black screen until I found that, for High Sierra, I had to disable Metal and fall back on openGL for that generation of cards:
B85 chipset, i5-4570, Geforce GTX 560 Ti… as you can guess, this system was built on a tight budget with second hand parts and costed less that 200 € (excluding display).
Happy hackintoshing…
my Gigabyte 9-series H97-D3H / i5-4460 3.2 GHz has now been performing flawlessly for over three years as a server loaded with 6 disks, macOS 10.12 server.
To the questions above, as a server, I have to admit that I don't care so much about sleep (it is always on or audio, bluetooth, etc.). This being said, I have built a few other systems, the latest being GA-B85M-D3H / i5-4570 and the install of High Sierra with the tools on this site (Unibeast and Multibeast) has been totally smooth with sleep and audio working well.
I also added a Geforce GTX 560 Ti card and stuggled a bit with a black screen until I found that, for High Sierra, I had to disable Metal and fall back on openGL for that generation of cards:
sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/com.apple.CoreDisplay useMetal -boolean no
sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/com.apple.CoreDisplay useIOP -boolean no
sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/com.apple.CoreDisplay useIOP -boolean no
B85 chipset, i5-4570, Geforce GTX 560 Ti… as you can guess, this system was built on a tight budget with second hand parts and costed less that 200 € (excluding display).
Happy hackintoshing…
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