Update:
1- Updating the chipsets and bios did not work (It did not solve the problem)
2- I moved the 5700 graphics card to the first slot and near the CPU and the 3070 card to the second slot (16x4) and the boot was completed and everything works well.
But I think the power of my 3070 will be greatly affected by this move
I reviewed the benchmarks before and after this move and found that this move reduced the power of the 3070 by about 7%, but the temperature is especially low for the 3070 (90c to 70c), and the Heckintosh also works well, I think it's worth it.
Inside the information
It shows 5700 as the first PCI
And PCI 4 is assigned to the VGA controller, which I think is 3070 (I will update the screenshots).
The new problem is that Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are disabled in Windows
Hardware is ignored
Is this related to BIOS settings?
Enable - Onboard Wi-Fi/BT Module Control via BIOS settings.
Settings > advanced > Integrated Peripherals
I used IntelBluetoothFirmware and itlwm
wifi work great but bt not work (macos)
I think this is related to USB mapping and Bluetooth is not mapped
This problem is too complicated for me
Bluetooth is displayed in About Mac Info (so it is mapped). After a lot of struggle, I was able to turn on Bluetooth, but it freezes there and does nothing, it doesn't even turn off, and it doesn't find any devices.
Does the bluetooth of this motherboard work in hackintosh?
I just want to make sure that the problem is not mine
If so I need to find a hackintosh compatible usb bluetooth
(I don't know if the bluetooth of this motherboard is the same as the Gigabyte Z690 Aero G or not, if so,
@CaseySJ
wrote somewhere that the bluetooth of this board probably doesn't work.)
I see you also covered this quote in post #5 so I think I should look into usb bluetooth
And one more question , I was able to create a hackintosh hard drive during reinstallation
Inside the EFI partition there is a folder called Apple
Should I delete this folder and replace my EFI?
EFI work good
But I don't see the drive on which the Mac is installed in the BIOS boot section and I can't choose it as the default.
But when I use F11, it is displayed
I think this is because my Windows SSD also has EFI and 2 EFIs have created a mismatch.
Probably, the problem can be solved by reinstalling Windows through the bootloader
I used -wegnoigpu and tlbto_us=0
What program do you normally use to display active cores and processor temperature?(Hardware monitoring)
Your idea for USB BIOS is very good. I used to use a 2GB USB for EFI backups and motherboard settings. I think it's better to do the same thing again and create a USB with EFI and BIOS backup for my hackintosh. Too bad MSI doesn't let us have BIOS settings on USB
Sorry, I'm bothering you a lot with my broken English