Recent content by kharii

Gee, I don't know. How about you just google it? Seriously... just type in Asus Z77 Sabertooth Hackintosh. It's not that hard. There's plenty of successful builds from this site alone. Also, that 2nd board is expensive everywhere because they don't make it anymore, I'm pretty sure. The UP5-TH...

Article: Building a CustoMac: Buyer's Guide August 2013 Are you saying Elementary is bad? The Youtube demo made it seem so great, but yeah. Linux makes me die a little bit inside usually. You can try Mint, but I'm sure that'll be the same for you.

Article: Building a CustoMac: Buyer's Guide August 2013 I'm REALLY considering getting this, but I'm worried it won't work. Feeling pretty confident it'll be okay? I'm buying my cpu and board tomorrow. I can wait for OSX, but I just want to make sure, you know?

Well then get to it! :thumbup: It'll work flawlessly depending on you working at it and picking a good board. You can overclock it, swap out parts, etc. All the benefits of PC hardware and Mac software all in one machine. Just make sure it's Ivy Bridge! Haswell isn't supported yet. And like I...

Definitely agree with that! Just didn't want to confuse nvus and have him/her think we meant get a mac over a desktop hackintosh due to stability.

Tons of people have machines that work just fine with no problems! But, that Lenovo will be hell for you. Just return the mac, and build one twice as fast. It won't be dead-easy, but lots of Gigabyte boards are pretty easy. Watch this mini-series for some motivation...

BitFenix Prodigy M DAMN IT. I just bought a Corsair 500r because I gave up hopes! Oh well, I'll be fine with my $65 carbide case. :D

Yeah, OSX is normally dual booted, by the way. You can pick which OS to enter when you start the computer.

What board should I get if I want the easiest route to OSX running on my build? The ONLY requirements I have are good overclocking, okay price, and good compatibility for one high end (if not two) GTX card(s). Probably either 2 760s or 1 770. I'm leaning towards the GA-Z77X-UD5H as most...

I'd go for a Carbide 500r over that case to save some cash, but that's just me! Fan control, etc. You know you can run Pro Tools on Windows, right? I just figured most people stuck with Logic when using OSX. It's much better in my opinion, much more innovative and easier to use. Also, you...

This question comes up about 3-4 times a week, minimum. Just use search. I mean, come on, man... Half of the people wanting to build a hackintosh are using it for media programs like Logic. At any rate, check the July Builds page. There should be a new one coming up soon for August, but it...

Oh, we can't talk about it? Sorry, didn't know. I figured they should work and all, just didn't want to end up burned. I don't have the sort of money to end up having to buy a new board and cpu. I'll probably go Ivy. The reason for Haswell was so that I could get a Broadwell chip in a year or...

First off, I know that Haswell isn't supported yet! My question is this.. Should I get the i7 3770k with a GA-Z77X-UD5H (ivy bridge mobo), or the highest i5 or i7 with a new Series 8 board and wait it out until OSX has Haswell support. I mean... what are the chances of me getting a Series 8...

Just a heads up here, but if you go here: http://www.tonymacx86.com/graphics/104200-gtx-760-z77e-itx.html Then you'll see that there are issues with the CustoMac Mini Deluxe and the GTX 760. I was searching it myself because that was my build! What I'm doing now is getting this. case...

If he means http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157303, then if it was a simple board, I'd be happy with it outside of one problem. It doesn't have overclocking, if I'm not mistaken. Only the Z boards do that, correct? If I'm not doing overclocking, I'm definitely gonna do...