If you are using a 12th, 13th, or 14th Gen Intel CPU, the standard practice for a flawless Hackintosh is to in macOS and route all graphical tasks through a supported AMD dedicated graphics card. Supported AMD GPUs
Apple never shipped a Mac configuration using Intel 12th Gen (Alder Lake), 13th Gen (Raptor Lake), or 14th Gen (Raptor Lake Refresh) processors. Because Apple transitioned its entire lineup to Apple Silicon (M-series chips), macOS lacks driver support for the Intel UHD 770 graphics architecture.
For users who want to run a newer version of macOS on hardware that Apple has officially dropped support for, OpenCore Legacy Patcher (OCLP) is a key tool. While originally designed for aging Apple hardware, it has been adapted for use on Hackintosh systems. The "OCLP4Hackintosh" guide is a streamlined resource for using this tool on Intel-based Hackintosh PCs to enable support for modern macOS versions. uhd 770 hackintosh new
While the UHD 770 cannot run your display, it is still useful to keep it enabled in the BIOS for specific macOS features. This is the standard "Hybrid" setup for new Hackintosh builds.
The CPU is forced to handle all visual rendering via VESA software emulation. If you are using a 12th, 13th, or
Disabled (or Enabled if using the ResizableApplePistachio / OpenCore quirks accurately). CFG Lock: Disabled. 2. OpenCore DeviceProperties Configuration
The official stance from the Dortania Hackintosh Guide remains unchanged: . For users who want to run a newer
If you are building a Hackintosh with a 12th/13th/14th Gen Intel CPU:
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Add the PCI path for your Intel IGPU (typically PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x2,0x0) ) and inject properties that either disable it or set it to an invalid layout ID so macOS treats it cleanly as an unsupported device. Alternatively, use the boot-arg -wegnoigpu provided by WhateverGreen to disable all internal Intel graphics processing inside macOS. 3. ACPI and CPU Topology Mapping