I chose this motherboard primarily for the VRM. I will be making lots of references and comparisons with another motherboard that I own, the Asus Z370-G Gaming (Wi-Fi AC) which I feel intimately familiar with. Although I never personally tested any other Thunderbolt devices, I have no reason to believe Thunderbolt devices that work on other hackintoshes won't work here. My EFI will include the SSDT to enable the GC-Titan Ridge. However, I pulled the GC-Titan Ridge card and stuck in my Syba AQC107 10GBase-T card instead to clean up some cable mess in the case and to keep things a little neater on my desk. I do have a GC-Titan Ridge Thunderbolt 3 PCI-e card and it worked fine with the only Thunderbolt device I own, an OWC 10GbE Thunderbolt 3 adaptor. It wasn't until the awesome guys at Acidanthera figured out how to get NVRAM working and Gigabyte finally releasing a reliable BIOS (F9g) that I am comfortable in recommending this motherboard. I've had this motherboard for approximately 9 months now and did not do a build thread for it until now because I struggled so much with getting it to run at a level that met my personal standards for reliability and stability. Syba SD-PEX24055 10GbE PCI-e card > Amazon, Newegg Oloy DDR4 3200MHz 4x16GB RAM > Amazon, NeweggīCM94360CS2 on PCI-e Adaptor > Amazon, Newegg Noctua NH-D15S CPU Cooler > Amazon, Newegg Intel i9-9900K Processor > Amazon, Newegg Gigabyte Z390 M Gaming Motherboard > Amazon, Newegg Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide
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