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You are out of luck, is just not possible. If they are pre OS X apps is possible you can use something called SheepShaver to emulate those very old machines. If you recall correctly you will need the emulator, the ROM for an old Mac and the installation CD

Despite I no longer need the guide because I switched back to Windows, jaymonkey I want to give you the thumbs up because this guide is awesome, pretty good and helpful even for veterans, good job

Greetings forum I have a setup with three disks: two SSDs (one for mac OS to do everything, another for Windows 10 to game) and a HDD (2TB for data). My current solution to store files (have the 2TB in NTFS, move big files as needed from mac OS to Windows) won't be working anymore as I will...

My question was related on, is the given card compatible with Windows 10?

Does it work in windows out of the box?

I'm in the need to move my desk PC far from any ethernet socket, which means I need to go wireless. My setup is an Asus H97I-Plus which has a single PCI-E slot and a M.2 slot, in the PCI-E is my GTX 1080 and the M.2 is empty. So I'm looking for advice on a USB or M.2 wifi card that works well...

(see attached image) Shouldn't all of those images be different to show each kind of layout? As I said, you can make sense of them if you go to the bottom and match each image with its description but it would be useful if the images are correct in the body of the post.

FYI: The new screenshots for the AudioIDs are great, but they don't show up correctly in the post. You can make sense of which is which by reading and going through them but it may be worth fixing the post.

Got a DP2HDMI cable, connected the HDMI end to the TV, DP to the machine but still no sound

I'm saying we can discard a defective cable/port/etc. if the same hardware is working with different software EDIT: Is there a software command to fake the hotplug or the like? Is really annoying having to disconnect and connect

Description of HDMI audio problem After following the guide, no audio from nVidia HDMI or Intel HDMI ports. Workaround is to boot with the cable connected to the Intel HDMI port and change to the nVidia HDMI port. OS X version/motherboard model/BIOS version/processor/graphics macOS...

Executed audio_cloverHDMI-130_v0.6.command, didn't work. Output attached. Build: Asus H97I-PLUS Intel i5 4690K EVGA GTX 1080 SC Screen: Roku TCL 4k 55" Followed the guide for normal AppleHDA audio before executing HDMI audio Note on weird work around: boot with HDMI cable connected to the...

Doesn't work with macOS 10.13.2, EVGA 1080 SC PS: Windows partition works out of the box

I remember reading that this drivers are beta or the support for Pascal is beta or something like that. Is this true? And if so, are they safe to use?

I just want to add my +1, after a year of waiting and switching graphic cards in the BIOS finally I won't have to do that anymore, pretty hyped

Greetings forum I have a GTX 1080 in my dual boot system (OS X for everything/Windows for play). Currently the way I do is I have connected to my monitor both: the Intel GPU and the 1080 and I go to the BIOS and switch from one graphic output to another every time I want to switch, which is...

The obligatory question, pascal support?

Hi I'm buying a new machine in the next weeks and I want it to be a hackintosh. All my previous hackintoshes turned out to be a real mess to get the audio working: problems when updating the OS, problems with audio after sleep, etc. Is there any motherboard with audio working natively? Or...

I got it to work, but is very sloppy, I have to press a lot of keys a lot of times, like typing trash, not an ideal solution.

What I want it is to work similar to a normal Mac. When you boot in a Mac you don't see the boot loader GUI unless you hold down the alt key, it will always boot to the last selected operating system. I want functionality like that.