You want to avoid choosing any video drivers at this point. If no video drivers are installed you will get default graphics and can fix that at a later time.
Since you have had so many issues with the install the goal should be just to get into OSX with the bare essentials.

I went through 3 or 4 installs just selecting different options and it became a little frustrating. I took a sheet of paper and wrote out all of the install options (you may find these to print out somewhere) and several columns to the right labeled 123.... Every time I did an install I put a check mark next to items that I selected and at the bottom I described my results. Keeping this log is a good idea. In the end I found it easier for me to choose the bare minimum to install on my machine as I wanted to know what needed to be patched and why.

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