Hd60S For El Capitan 10.11.6 Mac OS X

If you have a motherboard that doesnt use the Realtek audio codec (or it has an unsupported codec version), youll have to go with the Universal kexts.

By using Multibeast, you dont have to find, download, and install every single kext file that your Hackintosh needs, one by one.

However, the problem with Multibeasts all-in-one method is that there are simply too many options to make sense of.

In this guide, Im going to explain all of the important options in the app.

After installing anything in Multibeast, you should reboot your Hackintosh to see if the changes worked.

NOTE 2: To use Multibeast properly, you need to know exactly what hardware your computer is built from: that means knowing the processor (CPU) model, the motherboard model, the graphics card model, etc.

If you dont know this specific information, use a Windows tool such as CPU-Z to find out.

Hd60S For El Capitan 10.11.6 Mac OS X

These two Boot Mode packages are the cornerstone of the tonymacx86 method; installing either of them will enable Mac OS X to boot normally from the hard drive of your Hackintosh, without any extra assistance.

So if youre setting up a Hackintosh for the first time, you should choose and install one of these two packages.

In Multibeast 8, the Quick Start section has changed more than any other part of the app.

While previous versions of Multibeast used the traditional ChimeraChameleon bootloader for its Quick Start packages, Multibeast 8 now uses the new Clover bootloader, which offers better hardware compatibility, quicker computer start times, and more advanced boot features for modern Hackintoshes.

You should choose UEFI Boot Mode if your computer has a motherboard that uses UEFI instead of BIOS (a.k.a virtually every board made from 2012 onwards).

Clover will do the rest, and your Hackintosh should be able to boot Mac OS X by itself from thereon out.

Legacy Boot Mode should be chosen if your computer has a relatively old motherboard that still uses BIOS instead of the newer UEFI standard.

All of the motherboards recommended by tonymacx86 use Realtek Audio.

To enable sound on these motherboards, youll want to install one of the Realtek ALC8xx patches.

Luckily, the Realtek ALC8xx section of Multibeast is pretty straightforward.

All you need to know is your motherboards audio codec, which you can find by Googling the model of the motherboard.

The first Google result will be the motherboards official product page.

The audio codec is usually found under the Specifications section, or some other similarly-named section.

For example, my Hackintosh has a Gigabyte GA-P67A-D3-B3 motherboard.

According to the official product page, this motherboard uses the Realtek 889 codec.

So I would choose ALC889 under the Realtek ALCxxx section to enable audio.

Hd60S Drivers For El Capitan 10.11.6