Starting from Yosemite, Apple has provided a utility to enable TRIM on 3rd party SDD. Use terminal and run the following command:

$ sudo trimforce enable

I've just tried facetime, it doesn't work, the verification failed.

That is a graphics card lah, not processor

Been using my XFX Radeon HD 5770 for many years for Hackintosh and have never had any problem.

For some reason, I am getting a lot of lockups / freezes on el capitan today. I was getting few before and I thought it was the cloveralc that causes it. I have removed the alc extension from my clover directory, the audio doesn't get loaded up but the lockup problem is still there.
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Latest update, reinstall again el capitan and will see how it goes.

Did an update to 10.11.1 today, everything went smoothly well. Just need to reinstall the alc892 extension and that all.

For ALC892, I couldn't use multibeast to install the driver, I was using the installer from here:

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/307...el-capitan-usb/

Run the app, choose "Clover Post", choose the Audio->ALC892 and install.

I'm not that great, all the information in building the hackintosh are available online. I'm just helping out if you guys stuck on something Anyway, the specs look okay to me. Why not try it out first and if you're stuck, tell us where/what and we'll try to help out. I haven't try other way of installing hackintosh other than using tonymacx86's unibeast. Give it a go.

Probably because it is so easy to build one now, there is no more thrills Anyway, my build I did 4 years ago still working great and has gone many OS upgrades and updates without much hassle.

Anybody dare to update to macOS Sierra?

Tried to upgrade to Sierra and failed big time and screwed up the boot-up for el-cap too. Luckily managed to downgraded the Clover to -1 release. Anyone using Clover Legacy, do not upgrade to the latest release or you'll get a red screen of death.

The last Clover version has bug, there was a new one released few days ago which fix this. I'm on my way installing macOS Sierra now, 28 minutes to complete. Wish me luck!

Working just fine after they fixed the Clover.

Oit, not here!

Is this new build or existing hardware? If new build, I'll suggest that you follow what Mavik has suggested, take a look at the URL link and try to match as much as possible to already tested hardware and you'll not have much trouble installing OSX.

If that the case, your DLINK USB is not supported. You may be able to install into the existing system but I've no idea if the Radeon HD 7770 will be a straight forward installation. If installation failed with HD 7770, you may want to remove it first, use the on board graphics during installation and install the correct driver afterward.

Gosh, stupid me, didn't read the forum before updated to the latest 10.12.4 and now my machine boot up to a blank screen. They've mentioned that I need to update to the latest clover (well, read it after I did my update) and now I don't remember how to recover by booting clover from USB. Grrr.. How do I update my Clover without booting into OSX? Anyone...!

Update: Finally, managed to continue by following the instruction here:

https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/solved-u...-screen.217975/

1. Boot up into single user mode
2. Mount EFI partition
3. Edit config.plist as per the above
4. Boot up normally


This post has been edited by wiraone: Mar 30 2017, 01:40 PM

Almost a no-brainer now with Clover & Tonymacx86 installer

Not really I've just updated the thread with my problem with the latest update. Solved it by updating the Clover. My build has been running strong for I believe 5 years now.

During the boot up, I believe clover will come up with what partition you want to boot from, use arrow key to select (by default it should select the macosx install), then press a space bar and there is option to boot in verbose mode.

If you're stuck in Apple logo, do check your BIOS configuration and your graphics card. You may want to use the internal gpu first for installation.