<< Solved >> Success with installing Monterey on intel DH77EB motherboard with intel i7 3770

[akkiskki]

Hello folks,

I have a following system description system

CPU : i7 3770
Motherboard : Intel DH77EB with H77 Express Chipset
Audio : Realtek ALC892 codec
Network : Intel Ethernet
RAM : 16 GB DDR3 RAM
GPU : NVIDIA GTX 650 2 GB DDR 5
KB + Mouse : Microsoft combo 600 wired
Monitor: : Samsung Full DH 1920 x 1080 px max resolution.

When following all the steps correctly the USB is now detected & bootable, and also the correct EFI folder for OC.

 

[guindillas]

I have the same chipset, and courious about your upgrade. Are you using Open Core?

 

[P1LGRIM]

Are you using Open Core?

the correct EFI folder for OC

 

[akkiskki]

I have the same chipset, and courious about your upgrade. Are you using Open Core?

Yes I am using opencore for this build

 

[akkiskki]

If you want any help I can help you with that.

 

[akkiskki]

I have the same chipset, and courious about your upgrade. Are you using Open Core?

Yes I am using Open Core for this.

 

[guindillas]

I've made a clean Big Sur on and old Asrock Z77 extreme 4, and Ivy Bridge 3770k, and quite well!
Some weird messages, cos i have other drives for windows, and linux, about "The disk you inserted was no readable by this computer", and all the discs are showed on desktop.
I still have to make the map list. So still in progress!

 

[guindillas]

Yep, Big Sur loads in 15 seconds, amazing computer from 10 years ago.
Times has improved after changing windows to GPT partition.
And amazing processor, working on HD4000 graphics, pretty right!

 

[tonymacx86]

Yep, Big Sur loads in 15 seconds, amazing computer from 10 years ago.
Times has improved after changing windows to GPT partition.
And amazing processor, working on HD4000 graphics, pretty right!

Have Monterey installing now on a Z77 build via Clover:

7 Series:
GA-Z77X-UP5-TH - i7-3770 - HD 4000

 

[guindillas]

Have Monterey installing now on a Z77 build via Clover:

7 Series:
GA-Z77X-UP5-TH - i7-3770 - HD 4000

That's resilience and good build for decades!