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Also working here! Asus P7P55D-E i5 2.76Ghz GeForce 9800 GT Intel SSD 8GB 1337 MHz DDR3 Like OP I had tried the DSDT's and was having no luck whatsoever. I could boot into the system, but performance was incredibly choppy, and simply not good enough. I then removed the "Extras"...

Got the big kitteh up and running, and so far I'm moderately pleased. Considering it's a $30 OS, you can't really go wrong. The only major issues I've run into is a few compatibility issues. Chrome for some reason has to be force quit if you want to close it, and it appears that Lion has...

GM has gone live! :D http://www.macrumors.com/2011/07/01/os-x-lion-golden-master-seeded-to-developers/

It really depends on how the install process works. Honestly, we are going to have to wait until the GM goes live before anyone can say definitively that it's possible (or I should say, easy to upgrade without jacking up your existing system). I would highly advise anyone planning on attempting...

Oh, well there goes that idea... /Sad Panda. :lol:

It could be possible. I know that on the iOS side of development, software updates are going to be much smaller in that they only modify elements of the OS that are being changed, whereas before, it pretty much would completely reinstall the entire OS when upgrading. Could be that 10.6.8 will...

http://gizmodo.com/5813006/burn-the-mac ... n-to-a-dvd :headbang:

Has it been confirmed that this version of Os X will have Hackintosh deterrent "DRM" built into the OS? I know that there is a limitation on how many machines you can run a single license from (five I think), but it would seem that they are simply trying to keep people from buying one copy of...

Great feedback guys! Really good to see that a majority of you (including our fearless leader Tonymacx86 :headbang:) are remaning optimistic. I certainly hope that Apple does include some way to create an installation disk, mainly to have that extra peace of mind that I currently have with my...

Apple announced today that Lion would be available in July 2011 via the Mac App store, and has so far steered clear from announcing whether they will make it available via DVD. I'm really curious how their decision will not only affect Hackintosh users, but Mac users who do not have access to...

Thanks, I ended up just trashing the Extras folder and rerunning EastBeast. Hopefully the DSDT's will soon be fixed, but until then I would encourage anyone who is thinking of using them to hold off until further testing has been done.

My system was working flawlessly until I attempted to use the new custom DSDT from the Database. I'm currently running 10.6.7, and my mobo is an ASUS P7P55D-E (BIOS ver. 1504). Before I used the DSDT, I trashed the Extra folder so I could start fresh. In Multibeast I selected the DSDT option...

Thanks for the information!

I only have one user account. And currently my system, files and music are only taking up about 32gb. My plan is once I have everything installed and configured on the ssd, I'll move all of my music and other things to the original HDD and only leave the os and applications on the SSD. I think...

I'm ready to pull the trigger on getting an SSD for my hackintosh. I'm wondering what would be the best way to transfer my existing install to my SSD when I get it. Should I completely reinstall Os X from scratch on the SSD and then transfer all my files, apps and settings using time machine, or...

+1 Make sure you have an adequate power supply to run everything that you are wanting to run. Also, since you are planning on putting 4-5 HDDs (I assume you're going to be using 7200 rpm drives), I'd recommend getting a case that you are positive is going to have plenty of ventilation. As...

Could you be a little more specific with the problem you are having? Is Snow Leopard not rebooting properly once it's installed or are you having trouble booting in to the installation disk?

Yes, yes and double YES! In fact I just helped my friend build his hackintosh, and he went with an i7 for his and it's wicked fast. Honestly, kinda jealous since I went with an i5 for mine. LOL

Just curios. I am currently unable to use SleepEnabler because it doesn't play well with 10.6.5 (at least on my end). Therefore, I've decided to setup a Turn Off/Turn On schedule, but I'm not sure how often I should do one or the other. What do you guys do? Do you turn it off and on every day...

Thanks! That's what I needed to know. Looks like this isn't the one that I'll be picking up. Oh well, guess I'll look more into the ones that tonymacx86 has listed. Certainly want to get something that works as opposed to something that is going to be glitching out all the time. Thanks again!