Hello!
I've been lurking for a while and after beeing a MacBook Pro user for ten years and being very interested in PC building and tech in general, I've decided to take the plunge and build my very first Hackintosh-PC! I've been watching a lot of PC builders on Youtube and am generally pretty handy with building tech (built a Prusa i3 Mk3S and handwired a mechanical Keyboard), so I don't think I will have any problems when actually building the thing, but I am very new to picking parts and don't know if I have gravely overlooked something important in my selection of parts!
I am a Game Engineering Student entering my Masters program next year and want to use the PC for both programming/3D-design for 3D-printing/rendering stuff/virtualization and also some gaming, so I want to build a SFF high-end workstation, so the build is centred around a Ryzen 9 3900X and an RX 5700 XT in a Louqe Ghost S1-style 3D-printed case.
I have all the components already sourced and am looking at around 1700€ in total, is there anything I have missed? Especially the wifi-card stuff, i guess the mainboard's onboard wifi isn't supported...
I think all in all this looks pretty good and everything should work nicely :) also I am still using my 2016 15" MBP for mobile computing/whatever doesn't work with Hackintosh!
(I know, Ryzen under Hackintosh isn't the most stable/well supported, but for a couple of applications/programming stuff I need the higher number of cores/threads, also the i9 9900k is almost as expensive but only 8 cores... but try to change my mind!)
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