First and foremost,
Intel Wireless is UNSUPPORTED in any hackintosh due to absence of kext or driver from Intel.
You have 2 options
1. Buy Broadcom
BCM94352Z-M-2-NGFF card from ebay and replace the one fitted on your motherboard. But you will have to remove the stupid Aorus housing covering the card. The wireless card itself will again be in it's own mini housing and you simply unscrew it and replace it with the above compatible card. To make it work, you need 3 kexts in clover/kexts/other folder (FakePCIID, BRCMwifi and BRCMPatch). Then you need to apply 5Ghz patch using clover configurator in kext patches section.
Pros:
- Works very well when set up
- Saves 1 PCI card slot as well as 1 USB 2.0 header.
- Motherboard will look clean because card will be hidden away under the Gigabyte's ugly abomination plastic cover.
Cons:
- Not plug and play and you require those 3 kexts and 5Ghz patch to make it work
- Kexts and Patches may break in future macOS updates
- Installation will take 5-10 mins with those tiny Philips screws and all.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Broadcom-B...109656&hash=item3abf65141b:g:q2wAAOSw1DtXGd2c
2. Buy Broadcom
BCM943602CS + PCIe Adapter
Pros:
- It is plug and play and works OOTB (Be careful as there are reports of fakes which do not work at all)
- It may not pose significant challenge with future macOS updates and should continue to work OOTB.
- Fast installation. Just plug it into motherboard and you're done.
Cons:
- It will take 1 USB 2.0 header of your motherboard for Bluetooth connection
- It may not look great if you want to stare at those fancy Aorus lights. Basically spoils the clean looks.
- Takes 1 PCIe slot
https://www.ebay.com/itm/BCM943602C...045249?hash=item3d176d5141:g:FL4AAOSwOyJX5Kc6
The buying links are just 2 min googling and I cannot guarantee whether the cards posted in those links are genuine or fake. You do your own searches on ebay, aliexpress to get them after reading the reviews.
