Nucintosh VS Hackintosh-Intel-i9-10900k-AsRock-Z490-Phantom-ITX-TB3

perhaps is a nuc a option? i buy a nuc and find in github working configs. With this config your hackintosh is very fast installed and ready :) i use this one: https://github.com/zearp/Nucintosh

I used a ready-made EFI to install macOS on my NUC. Its installation instructions mention:

the NUC8i5BEK makes an excellent Hackintosh (use these files). Wifi performance is not good but otherwise it's a very functional Mac for a cheap price.

Nuc8i3/i5/i7b all good options. very well supported by opencore if you want to stay on Macos too: this repo helped a lot - https://github.com/zearp/Nucintosh

The EFI I shared was built from scratch, following Dortania's guide for OpenCore. OpenCore is 0.7.5 debug version. I also used https://github.com/zearp/Nucintosh as reference.

The EFI is missing a required rename for the thunderbolt patch to work and maybe other things too. Clover based and pretty dated by now. Lot of developments since, specially with OpenCore. I think you will have better luck with something newer. Make sure thunderbolt security mode is set to legacy in the bios too.

* What guide/tool I followed: https://github.com/zearp/Nucintosh Removed all kexts related to BT/Wifi/NVME/ALC/Mausi

I’ve had a perfectly good Hackintosh running macOS Catalina. I’ve followed this build exactly. I had a triple boot system working well- macOS, Windows 10, Majuro Linux - but then suddenly stopped booting. It won’t even boot into the OpenCore menu. I also tried booting into Windows or Linux drives directly and just get the AS Rock logo screen and nothing happens.

Just followed the Dortania Comet lake guide and used the USBMap kext from Papadiche's guide and used it to fix the on-board audio, and used the SSDT-SBUS-MCHC.aml from Chris Schmock's build.

Basically just followed the Dortania guide and referred to SchmockLord and Papadiche's guides to fix audio and ethernet since they used the same motherboard as I did.