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I will have a look at your setup when I am at my desk later today. A common cause of the 12 minutes remaining issue is a problem with the macOS installer. These can fail due to issues during the download of the package from the Apple server. It is usually found that deleting the current...

I will have a look at your setup when I am at my desk later today.

You don’t need to add the agdpmod=pikera boot argument when using NootRX.kext. It is only required when using WhateverGreen, and some have found they don’t need to use it in Tahoe. So some trial and error testing on your part may be required to see how your system performs. The full list...

There are some discussion and fixes for some of the issues you are seeing over at Tonymacx86, see the link below for Intel WiFi. https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/experimental-fork-of-oclp-3-0-0-nightly-wi-fi-airdrop-and-applehda-fully-working-under-tahoe.332849/ Sorry, but unable to offer...

Things have moved on since your last Hack was configured, I hope you are willing to refresh your Hackintosh knowledge. Don’t use WhateverGreen.kext during the installation process, as it may cause problems that can be circumvented by disabling the kext during the installation process. No idea...

Post details of your current Intel system, form factor/case, OS, CPU, motherboard, RAM etc. that will give people a better idea of what you might need going forward. As to whether an AMD Ryzen 5 or 7 would be beneficial it would depend on which series you are looking at, along with the...

Hi, not sure about people here being experienced with PC Gaming. You are in the right place for people experienced with running macOS on AMD PC’s.

You are probably correct when thinking your Nvidia dGPU is causing issues while installing macOS on your system. You have an Nvidia Kepler GPU from a range that is known to be problematic for macOS, even older versions that natively support these GPUs. See the link below from the GPU Buyers...

Yes, as they won’t be required.

Pretty much any USB to Ethernet adapter will work, as macOS contains drivers for these devices.

Try using a USB to Ethernet adapter, these can be found relatively cheap on Amazon and eBay. This is what a lot of AMD users ended up doing because of the same issue you are facing. https://www.amazon.co.uk/AmazonBasics-1000-Gigabit-Ethernet-Adapter/dp/B00M77HMU0/ref=sr_1_1_ffob_sspa? You can...

Try this OpenCore 1.0.3 EFI which was created for a similar B450M system. I have edited the folder contents and config.plist to match your 6-core CPU, NAVI dGPU and motherboard specs. All you need to do for it to work is add the SMBIOS data for a MacPro7,1 system to the config.plist, i.e...

Post a copy of the EFI folder you are using so we can see what could be causing the issue/kernel panic.

Hi and welcome to the forum.

Your USBMap.kext/Contents/Info.plist is shown below, as seen when viewed in ProperTree plist editor. You appear to be missing a number of USB ports from this configuration. You don't have a physical Type-C port, just the XHC0 > HS01 which is a virtual USB2 port served from the type-c+sw (9)...

The M.2 PCIe drives should all be fine. Assuming you have set them to work at x4 and not x2 speed. Bios should do this, but always best to check. The CPUInfo.txt file says your system contains a Ryzen 9 7959X3D (16-core), your signature says you have a Ryzen 7 7800X3D (8-core). Which is...

No it can't see never mind access 20GB VRAM, as the Nvidia GPU won't ever work in macOS.

Which NVME card is located in each M.2 connector? Partial motherboard layout showing M.2 connectors and 3 x PCIe slots Extract from manual regarding PCIe slot settings. You may also need to review the Bifurcation settings for slot 1, as this may impact on the 2nd slot, which is only set to...

Mapping the USB ports would be really helpful for your system going forward. If done correctly it would eliminate a number of common issues straight out the box.

Sometimes the 2nd or 3rd PCIe slot shares bandwidth/PCIe lanes with a couple of SATA ports or one of the M.2 connectors. This if enabled can limit the number of PCIe lanes available to the slot. I am not familiar enough with your motherboard to know if this is the case for your setup.