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What guide are you following? The GTX 750 Ti isn't Mojave compatible
Moarfish's build - GA-B75M-D3H i5 3570K
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What guide are you following? The GTX 750 Ti isn't Mojave compatible
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I'm using the direct update guide on this site.
I'm no longer using a 750 Ti, sig updated.
Any specific guide I should be following?
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GA-B75M-D3H
i7 3770
8GB DDR3 Ram
Is it compatible with Mac OS Mojave?
i7 3770
8GB DDR3 Ram
Is it compatible with Mac OS Mojave?
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So can Mojave load and perform well on this motherboard without get a new graphics card? I am using High Sierra with the Intel graphics and all is good. I don't have any open PCI slots for a new card as I have two audio cards installed into the PCIx slots.
Also, I updated to Clover 4961 from 4630, and I still have a lag between my BIOS and when Clover actually shows that it is scanning. Seems like the BIOS on the motherboard hangs for a bit then Clover fires up fine and boots High Sierra fast on my SSD.
Also, I updated to Clover 4961 from 4630, and I still have a lag between my BIOS and when Clover actually shows that it is scanning. Seems like the BIOS on the motherboard hangs for a bit then Clover fires up fine and boots High Sierra fast on my SSD.
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Anyone installed Catalina?
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Just updated to Catalina, but audio not working.
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I took the plunge to Catalina yesterday and had the same issue with audio. Updated the Lilu and ALC, and followed the terminal commands here in Post 22.
Catalina No sound
The problem is the file system is write protected and try as I might I cannot write enable it. It seams like Apple has protected the file system from beta 2 sudo spctl --master-disable sudo mount -uw / sudo killall Finder
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I have this build (more or less; Intel Core i5-3570K CPU @ 3.40GHz, built in HD 4000, using a USB audio device because I was tired of restoring the onboard audio constantly). It's running High Sierra, and it's been a great workhorse. But now I need to hook up hardware (an HDMI input) that requires:
But that's one application. Other devices call for higher spec CPUs (later generations, etc).
Am I right in thinking the limiting factor for this board is the Intel LGA 1155/Socket H2 CPU socket, and that I'm limited to Ivy Bridge (3rd generation) processors, without gutting the system and redoing it?
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i5-3400 or above; NB i7-3537U 2.0GHZ or above - Graphics card: PC NVIDIA GT630 or above; NC NVIDIA GT735M or above
But that's one application. Other devices call for higher spec CPUs (later generations, etc).
Am I right in thinking the limiting factor for this board is the Intel LGA 1155/Socket H2 CPU socket, and that I'm limited to Ivy Bridge (3rd generation) processors, without gutting the system and redoing it?
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