[SUCCESS] Asus Z370 Prime P + i7 8700 + Samsung 1TB 960 EVO NVMe + Nvidia GTX 1050

[NZRichard]

everything works-thanks to your bios settings

Not sure what you are referring to - which BIOS settings?

Use the "quote" feature to insert the information you are referring to into your post - now we can follow you ...

 

[Blubass]

Hi NZRichard, I meant -the Bios settings at the beginning of this thread..

 

[NZRichard]

but it takes soo long to boot up..I dont know why..maybe s.o. here can help

How much RAM memory did you install?

 

[Blubass]

I got 32 gb...

 

[NZRichard]

I got 32 gb...

Which version of Mac OS did you install - High Sierra or ???

Also, provide a more complete signature/profile - i7 xxxx instead of just I7 - that way someone with the same processor may be more interested in helping you .... same applies to the graphics card (use complete Nvidia name).

 

[Blubass]

Hey sorry, ..High Sierra.and here is my hardware, thank you !

 

[NZRichard]

High Sierra.and here is my hardware

Have you tried @Middleman's EFI folder from post # 8?

 

[Blubass]

yes- that`s what I did-as I am new -I might have done s.th. wrong...but I got it working -all works, but boot is not acceptable...I placed his Clover folder into the one of the system EFI, and it boots up..takes about 2-5 min..mmmhhhh...maybe the Nvidia Card, or some conflicts between the intern Intel Graphics and the Nvidia..that`s what I thought..I enabled both -as I have 3 monitors running ...aaah, when I boot up from USB it is a little faster...

 

[Blubass]

...anyone here to help a bit...

 

[NZRichard]

when I boot up from USB it is a little faster...

Normally, system would boot slower from USB. Sometimes we get fooled as to which drive is booting the system.

To be sure, click DEL on initial cold boot and enter BIOS screen ... select Boot menu, select UEFI [USB Drive] and see what happens ... repeat and select UEFI [Internal Drive] ... which drive boots faster?

Other things to check ... disconnect any other non-essential drives, e.g. Windows drives