Help Pls - Asus R.S H370-F, i5 8400 & Sapphire RX 580 Pulse

[Nhronju]

Hello Guys,
I'm New Here & trying to install Hackintosh.

Thank you for Reading & And Expect Help.
I'm Using -

Mobo - Asus ROG STRIX H370-F Gaming.
CPU - i5 8400 Coffee Lake
Sapphire Radeon RX 580 Pules 8GB
8GB Ram - Corsair LPX
SSD (2x8) Samsung Evo (for Mac & win)
PSU - Corsair 650 Watt



I Want to Install Mac os Mojave.
I understand How to Download And Create USB Bootable and How to Install Mac os Mojave.

One Things i Don't Understand.

###---EFI Folder---###

I saw few Video, They Downloaded EFI Folder from online and Paste it on EFI Folder.

But my PC Hardware is Different then Others.

So How can i Find The Right EFI Folder for my Hardware?

Or,
How can i Make my Own EFI Folder?
I Don't Understand about Config.Plist and Others Things.

Main Purpose for Hackintosh is Using Adobe Software such a Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, XD, Sketch, After Effects, And Internet Browsing.

I just want that - Hackintosh will Working Perfectly ( Audio, HDMI Port, Graphic Card, Dual Boot, Wifi and Etc)

Thank you

 

[Feartech]

Hello Guys,
I'm New Here & trying to install Hackintosh.

Thank you for Reading & And Expect Help.
I'm Using -

Mobo - Asus ROG STRIX H370-F Gaming.
CPU - i5 8400 Coffee Lake
Sapphire Radeon RX 580 Pules 8GB
8GB Ram - Corsair LPX
SSD (2x8) Samsung Evo (for Mac & win)
PSU - Corsair 650 Watt



I Want to Install Mac os Mojave.
I understand How to Download And Create USB Bootable and How to Install Mac os Mojave.

One Things i Don't Understand.

###---EFI Folder---###

I saw few Video, They Downloaded EFI Folder from online and Paste it on EFI Folder.

But my PC Hardware is Different then Others.

So How can i Find The Right EFI Folder for my Hardware?

Or,
How can i Make my Own EFI Folder?
I Don't Understand about Config.Plist and Others Things.

Thank you

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