Which x570 motherboard is recommended for MacOS?

[stefancosd]

Currently I have a Gigabyte Aorus x570 Ultra and I am sick of the stability issues with this board. So I am thinking of buying another motherboard.

Which x570 motherboard do you recommend?

Requirements:

• minimal two M.2. slots
• working ethernet port (also on MacOS monterey)
• STABILITY in general!

 

[Aluveitie]

Stay away from MSI and ASRock either.
That leaves us with ASUS, the Strix B550-E or X570-E would do (for EFI see https://forum.amd-osx.com/index.php...ig-sur-monterey-beta-opencore-0-7-4-efi.1685/)

If you don't mind a cheap add-in NIC, the X570-F would also do.

Otherwise I'd wait for Zen 4/X670 this summer.

 

[Bansaku]

Currently I have a Gigabyte Aorus x570 Ultra and I am sick of the stability issues with this board. So I am thinking of buying another motherboard.

Which x570 motherboard do you recommend?

Requirements:

• minimal two M.2. slots
• working ethernet port (also on MacOS monterey)
• STABILITY in general!

Stability issues with Gigabyte?! Such as...?
You have the best option already. Gigabyte has been the #1 go-to mobo since 2010, with the least amount of issues and pretty much perfect stability/compatibility. I have zero issues with my X570 Elite, don't even have any USB mapped (not needed). Everything works flawlessly, much like my Intel platform I upgraded from.
FYI, ethernet on most motherboards is broken (since Monterey), regardless of AMD or Intel.

 

[slead]

I can recommend the Asus X570 ROG Crosshair VIII Hero (not Dark and also not Wi-Fi Version).
It has 2 Ethernet ports, and Ethernet works, it has 2 NVMe slots too. So far I had almost no issues.
Apart from that, I also have the Asus X470-F ROG Strix Gaming and that is also quite good.

But I have to agree with @Bansaku, Gigabyte boards are actually the go-to for hackintosh.
Anyway, good luck