Looked around L/E and S/L/E to replace outdated kexts (namely Lilu and Lilu-based kexts among others).Kexts: AppleALC, AppleIGB, CPUFriend, HibernationFixup, IntelMausiEthernet, Lilu, VirtualSMC, WhateverGreen (a couple of these were installed with MultiBeast though).Rt Variables and SMBIOS: Configured using guide 2.Boot section: flags as dart=0, darkwake=8 (guide 1 mentioned it was required to make audio work), debug=0x100, XMPDetection=Yes.Went through Clover Configurator (some already set by MultiBeast):.Updated and installed these customizations: Clover for UEFI Boot, Install in ESP, FSInject, APFS Driver, VBoxHFS, AptioMemoryFix, EmuVariableUEFI, VirtualSMC, NTFS Driver (I forgot if I installed this with the customizations or using the drivers section in Clover Configurator). I used KextBeast and installed the kext to S/L/E. Used guide 1 (below) to fix the audio.Installed ALC1150, 100 series audio, FakeSMC, IntelMausiEthernet v2.1.0, USB Increase max port limit, Clover UEFI with Emulated NVRAM, Inject Intel HD 530, iMac 17,1 definition. and I had no idea what to select for my system in MultiBeast, so I thought that upgrading a successful Sierra install would be the way to go). I installed macOS Sierra using a UniBeast drive (I tried installing Catalina straightaway but a lot of things didn’t work, e.g.BIOS settings: Turned off secure boot, Windows 8/10 features as Other OS, XMP Profile 1, Initial display output as iGFX, disabled serial and parallel, enabled XHCI hand-off, SATA AHCI mode, enabled VT-d (yes I know it’s advised to disable this, but things are working anyway and I use VMs in Windows a lot so…), enabled internal graphics.Switch HDMI output from 2070S to motherboard HDMI.I’ve had a lot of trial and error getting macOS to work. Storage drives: 240GB SanDisk SSD (Windows), 2TB WD hard drive (Windows), 320GB Hitachi hard drive (macOS).I'm just using a spare hard drive I had at the moment, but am planning on upgrading to an SSD. Additionally, I had Windows 10 on my PC long before I attempted Hackintoshing it, but Clover seemed to recognize everything fine. This is just my experience in making my PC just work with Mac. Let me put this out of the way: I am well aware that Nvidia’s cards, especially RTX cards, don’t work with macOS. I’m not intending this as a guide, so please take my experiences with a grain of salt. This whole thing, to be honest, was just an experiment I was expecting to fail, but I'm glad I managed to get it working. I just wanted to share my success in dual-booting macOS Catalina and Windows 10 on my PC. Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide
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