I have the same Mobo and processor as you and have set up my BIOS according to the El Capitan installation guide by Tony but when I try to boot from my USB it doesn't even let me arrive at the installer. Instead it drops out at the Apple logo, restarts, and goes back to Clover. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Hi Stork,MacZilla88, Are your using the Boot Argument "nv_disable=1"? (See #3 at http://www.tonymacx86.com/el-capita...st-solutions-el-capitan-install-problems.html)
At the Clover Boot screen, click on the "Gears" icon. Click on the "boot args" (2nd line from the top) and add nv_disable=1. Hit keyboard return, then click on Return at the bottom of the list. Then, double click on the installer USB.
You'll have to do this for the initial installation and at the reboot for the 2nd phase of the installation. In the 2nd phase (or part) of the installation, after you run MultiBeast, don't reboot. Install the Nvidia web drivers, then reboot. (Make sure you download the Nivida web drivers and put them on the UniBeast USB Installer thumb drive along with MultiBeast. ) My installation guide for my Hector build will give you an idea of how to do this > http://www.tonymacx86.com/el-capita...-gtx-750-ti-using-clover-el-capitan.html#Prep.
Thanks, Stork, I finished setting up the Bios as you directed and remade the bootable USB excluding the Graphics Configuration in UniBeast after realizing that I had accidentally included it previously. I managed to reach the OS X installer this time, completed the install, rebooted from the USB into my primary SSD drive with the newly installed OS X, ran MultiBeast from the USB and installed the drivers, installed the NVidia drivers as you instructed, and reboot the system.MacZilla88,
I noticed three things in your BIOS. First, XHCI should be Enabled, not Smart Auto. Second, IGPX should be Disabled if you're just using your graphics card. Third, Wake-on-LAN should be Disabled.
Make sure you put the UniBeast USB thumb drive in the USB port in the same "stack" as the PS/2 plug.