The ASUS X299 Hackintosh repository contains OpenCore EFI distributions and related files that can be used as a reference when setting up or updating your X299 Hackintosh with the OpenCore bootloader. While the EFIs can be used as a starting point for all ASUS X299 boards, it is still highly recommended to review the OpenCore Vanilla Desktop Guide and Skylake-X section for a full guide. These files were created using the ASUS WS X299 Sage/10G as a baseline.
| Folder | Description |
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| EFI-BASE | OpenCore EFI distributions that should be valid for all ASUS X299 boards |
| EFI-Pro WS X299 Sage II | Information about personal build using the ASUS Pro WS X299 Sage II running macOS Monterey |
| EFI-ROG Rampage VI Extreme Encore | Information about personal build using the ASUS ROG Rampage VI Extreme Encore running macOS Monterey |
| EFI-WS X299 Sage 10G | Information about personal build using the ASUS PWS X299 Sage/10G running macOS Monterey |
| Custom BIOS Collection | Modified BIOS .CAP files that have custom boot logos and/or other modifications |
| Intel 10G SmallTree | Information about configuring Intel 10G ports for macOS support |
| Thunderbolt | Information about configuring Thunderbolt 3/4 for macOS |
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- This adapter converts the internal USB 3.0 19 pin header to a USB 2.0 9 pin.
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- Uses one of the USB ports on the back of the motherboard to connect internal devices in the case. You can use two of these together and remove 1 of the pins to make a "9 pin internal adapter". If the cable is too short to reach inside the case, you can extend with a USB A extension cable.
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- PCIe USB 3.0 Card with Internal USB Connector
- Inateck USB 3.0 Card
- StarTech USB 3.1 PCIe Card
- Can use the internal header on the card for the case USB ports or to connect internal devices.
- NOTE: Wake from Bluetooth devices does not work with this so it's best to connect Bluetooth to one of the motherboard ports.
- Apple : macOS
- Acidanthera : OpencorePkg, kexts, etc.
- Dortania : Opencore guide