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Hardware Configuration - Info (Nvme m.2 , Kabylake or coffelake)

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Motherboard
Asus S56CB-XX173H (Clover)
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i7-3537U
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HD4000, 1366x768
Hi, I'm build my pc with KabyLake:

CPU: i7- 7700K
MOBO: ASUS Prime Z270-A
Dissip. : cooler Master Seidon 120mm V3 Plus
RAM: Corsair CMD16GX4M2B3200C16 Dominator Platinum 2x8GB
GPU: Sapphire Nitro RX 580 4GB o 8 GB
HD: Western Digital Black 1TB
SSD: Samsung 960 EVO M.2 Nvme PCIe
Combo Wifi+Bluetooth
Case: Zalman z9 Neo White
optical reader: LG - GH24NSD1 Masterizzatore DVD-RW

I have doubts:
- the SSD M.2 Nvme is 100% compatible with hackintosh?
-If I go to the corsair site in the compatibility tab of the ram desk, there isn't Z270 chipset ... Possible, is not compatible?
- the choice of the power supply has fallen on a 650W Evga Gold ... the manual sum of the various components gave me 436W (some of them on the site of the manufacturer did not give me the W therefore I followed a general line found on the web ...) ... then I used the online outervision calculator that gave me a load wattage of 488W and a reccomended psu wattage of 538W, is this calculator reliable? do I take that as a reference? What then according to the calculations I made: 100/650 * 485 = 75% load ... in base to the plus gold table, at a load of 50% the efficiency ratio is 92%: 488 / 0.92 = 530 so 42W dissipated in heat, while the other 120W can be dedicated to future upgrades and overclocking? So it's a "good" feeder?
-For a change of course...Hackintosh work fine on the Coffe Lake i7 8700K processor? There is a guide? Which mobo do you recommend?
Thank You
 
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Hi, I'm build my pc with Kaby Lake:

CPU: i7- 7700K
MOBO: ASUS Prime Z270-A
Dissip. : cooler Master Seidon 120mm V3 Plus
RAM: Corsair CMD16GX4M2B3200C16 Dominator Platinum 2x8GB
GPU: Sapphire Nitro RX 580 4GB o 8 GB
HD: Western Digital Black 1TB
SSD: Samsung 960 EVO M.2 Nvme PCIe
Combo Wifi+Bluetooth
Case: Zalman z9 Neo White
optical reader: LG - GH24NSD1 Masterizzatore DVD-RW

I have doubts:
- the SSD M.2 Nvme is 100% compatible with hackintosh?

High Sierra supposedly has native support for NVMe SSDs. But you will have to try to see if it really recognizes your SSD.

- If I go to the corsair site in the compatibility tab of the ram desk, there isn't Z270 chipset ... Possible, is not compatible?
- the choice of the power supply has fallen on a 650W Evga Gold ... the manual sum of the various components gave me 436W (some of them on the site of the manufacturer did not give me the W therefore I followed a general line found on the web ...) ... then I used the online outervision calculator that gave me a load wattage of 488W and a reccomended psu wattage of 538W, is this calculator reliable? do I take that as a reference? What then according to the calculations I made: 100/650 * 485 = 75% load ... in base to the plus gold table, at a load of 50% the efficiency ratio is 92%: 488 / 0.92 = 530 so 42W dissipated in heat, while the other 120W can be dedicated to future upgrades and overclocking? So it's a "good" feeder?
-For a change of course...Hackintosh work fine on the Coffe Lake i7 8700K processor? There is a guide? Which mobo do you recommend?
Thank You.

Z270 with the Kaby Lake CPUs are compatible with MacOS Sierra 10.12.6 and High Sierra. I am using the 7700K and MacOS Sierra 10.12.6 on my main hackintosh system.

8700K apparently is natively recognized by High Sierra. For a guide search on the forum to see others who successfully install High Sierra on a Coffee Lake system.
 
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