This card should run OOB on hackintosh 10.7.x, and 10.8.x computers, however, not in my case:). If u put GraphicsEnabler=No, as somebody described in some tutorial, everything seems to work perfect, until you try to use DVD, or some software like Ableton or Resolume, or most of the games which crashes instantly. I think that the problem is in ATI d-sub connector, there are also a DVI and HDMI connectors on this card (you should use DVI connector), so probably OS X have a problem with d-sub which is not used any more on mac computers To fix this problem you should add this lines in your Boot.plist file (mine is located in Extra folder, called org.chameleon.Boot.plist). No extra kext file is needed to install this card. GraphicsEnabler Yes AtiConfig Pithecia AtiPorts 3 In some cases you will also need to ad this flag, test it for yourself and see if it works. Kernel Flags PCIRootUID=0 Save it and reboot.

For 10.7.4 Lion that should be it, it fixes all problems, and everything seems to work normal now you should be able to use 100% of your Radeon Sapphire HD6670 graphics card:). Update to 10.7.5 went without any problems. While installing OS X 10.8.2 using UniBeast you will probably get a “white screen with a cursor” error on the installer, it is due to a bug on “ATI6000Controller.kext” drivers on the installer, you have to remove the /System/Library/Extensions/ATI6000Controller.kext from the install media and boot it ignoring caches and disabling Graphics Enabler ( -f GraphicsEnabler=No ). Remember to make a copy of “ATI6000Controller.kext” before u delete it, you’ll need it later when you will install your system. If you used MultiBeast to install bootloader on your HDD you will need to boot with GraphicsEnabler=No option every time until you do this steps: copy ”ATI6000Controller.kext” you removed from USB installation media into the /System/Library/Extensions/ on your HDD. Run to fix file permissions. Open /Extra/org.chameleon.Boot.plist and after GraphicsEnabler Yes add this lines: AtiConfig Pithecia AtiPorts 3 Reboot your computer and you are good to go 🙂 Updated to 10.8.3 via software update without problems.

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Difference is different manufacturer, but it’s the same chipset. Sometimes, the same card from different brand won’t work without some modifications while the other one works OOB. There can be difference in output ports on these cards, some of them still use VGA port in combination with DVI or HDMI, while some of them don’t use VGA at all. VGA is not supported by Mac anymore, and therefore should not be use in any case. I’m not sure about your card, you should google it, or just try and see if it works.

Boot flags are options that change the way that your bootloader runs at startup. So boot flags are used in OS X to fix some eventual boot problems. You can enter them permanently in boot.plist file or you can enter them each time when system starts, at boot prompt of your bootloader. Works with a 1gb 6670 sapphire radeon card. Slient, no fan. I booted 10.8 installation with appropriate chipset flags and kexts for my es2l rev 1.1, tested in sleep, restart, etc, and then added the thread kexts for my graphics card separately.

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I also booted native resolution first to match my desired graphics resolution. Just followed this: While installing OS X 10.8.2 using UniBeast you will probably get a “white screen with a cursor” error on the installer, it is due to a bug on “ATI6000Controller.kext” drivers on the installer, you have to remove the /System/Library/Extensions/ATI6000Controller.kext from the install media and boot it ignoring caches and disabling Graphics Enabler ( -f GraphicsEnabler=No ).

Remember to make a copy of “ATI6000Controller.kext” before u delete it, you’ll need it later when you will install your system. If you used MultiBeast to install bootloader on your HDD you will need to boot with GraphicsEnabler=No option every time until you do this steps: copy ”ATI6000Controller.kext” you removed from USB installation media into the /System/Library/Extensions/ on your HDD. Run Kext Utility to fix file permissions.

Open /Extra/org.chameleon.Boot.plist and after GraphicsEnabler Yes add this lines: AtiConfig Pithecia AtiPorts 3.