like i said maybe my luck.

nvidia cards especially base on reference spec and gigabyte mobo's for me have been quite painless 

isn't 5770 kinda "old"? 

windows?
who da f cares this is hackintosh tered 

dunno bero i kinda hate anything above w8
if i have to use windows it is w7 only.

mana i tahu, ada orang bodo tanta ttg w10 

oi Anonymous34

not sure if this thread dead but im here to revive it.

im wanna update my hackintosh that i bought from a forumer here. however im not very sure how do i do that and i would love to clear all the current rubbish in it and reformat it while learning the whole process myself

currently i am downloading everything however there are two unibeast on tonymacx86.com and i am unsure which to download

any advise?

hey there,
ive got the os booted and install

right now my problem is that i cant install my driver and im unsure which to install

my specs are as below
i5 4440
ga h87n wifi
4gb ram

hope to hear from you soon.

yea. thats right

retail. just unibeasts from tony macosx86.com

yeap yeap. sorry it was my multibeast that isnt installing

silly question. can i not download that from multibeast? cause its also in the multibeast

got what you mean bro. but wont boot up idk why. waiting very long

is there any way to make it able to install it on uefi mode?

i am on one hdd and if im not mistaken mac osx already partition it in gpt. but why does windows read it as mbr instead of gpt?

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.

Hi there, sorry to bump such an old question, but answer you gave is incorrect, and misleading. There is a way to dualboot in uefi mode both windows and osx, in a single drive, but the way to acomplish is tricky.

OSX uses hybrid GPT, windows needs full GPT, sorry, but what I'm stating is just the opposite that you stated.

Correct way to dualboot:

1. Boot with Gparted and create a GPT partition table (this completely erases your hd/ssd, do it just in case your disk is in mbr, if already gpt, skip)
2. Boot OSX install from USB, then use diskutil to create osx partition in hfs+, and windows partition in FAT32, this will result in your disk being converted to mixed MBR-GPT, and the reason windows cannot be installed in UEFI mode)
3. Finish OSX installation
4. Install clover in UEFI partition, using multibeast (if installation fails, mount first EFI partition using EFIMounter app
5. Boot with Gparted once again, and convert the disk back to full GPT using the terminal, with this comand: sudo gdisk /dev/sdX or hdX/  Please change sdX or hdX with your correct disk id.
6. Once in gdisk type x to enter advanced mode, then n to create a new gpt entry, then w to save changes, then Y to confirm.    Then using gparted delete windows partition (leave the space as unassigned, windows will reclaim that space later) your disk is now full GPT, congrats.
7. Launch Windows install in UEFI mode
8. Install windows normally, selecting the unasigned space as target, and then finally in your BIOS select the UEFI boot of the disk, from now on, clover can boot both OSX and Win in UEFI mode
If you happen to have OSX already installed, then just continue from 5, only if disk already in GPT, if not, start from 1

Forgot to mention, sometimes windows when installing has the nasty habit of unallocating the EFI partition, in the case of not being able to select after windows install the UEFI mode of the hd from BIOS (because it doesn't exist), just go to point 5 and 6, and execute ONLY the gdisk part, do not erase by any means the windows partition, just recreate the GPT, and fear not, as clover will still be in place, no need to reinstall

just a bump/report...
10.11.5 working great for p8z68 v pro and dell 7537 with clover....
dual boot win10 same drive much more easier this days with efi and clover 

p8z68 v pro no need dsdt and dell 7537 got complete dsdt patching (rehabman repo) to work with...

What I mean when saying using repo was manual patching our self..not ready made dsdt....there are few available other laptops patch on that repo also. During my patching I didn't face any error yet...just make sure using suggested tools version from tutorial we follow to avoid error appear...
Lucky me my dell 7537 still got support/actively discuss on El Capitan...

Sorry...If I mislead anybody else...