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Well, learning is not a problem for me. I like to learn, and I don't care if I have to learn something new to get what I want. All I want is to make sure that a build will work before I actually build it :)

I'll just check out for more ASUS motherboards (really, there's lots of them xD) And actually, right now I'm working in more builds, and I've been registering them on tables with MS Word. I'm making some builds with products from local stores and also some other builds with products from online...

Haha, you made my day, Mate94 xD No, actually I searched on the site of a store next to my home and yes, MSI motherboards are available here. But... not the right model xD And guess what... now I don't even know if that's annoying or funny... HELP! xD About Gigabyte motherboards : I can get...

Man, you saved my mental sanity xD I was starting to feel like a stubborn guy who was stupidly trying to make hackintosh builds without a Gigabyte motherboard, and it seems like some people here think it's impossible xD But now seriously, you "saved my (future) hackintosh". I was already...

Yeah, I know that a Gigabyte motherboard would be better, but unfortunately, they've been hard to find around here, where I live... I'll keep searching, maybe one day I can find them. Also, I'll ask my parents if I may buy online : if I buy online, I can find them very easily, and with better...

Hello, I've been busy choosing some hackintosh builds (but won't buy anything until I make sure it will work), and I'll post the latest two builds I've made until now. And I would like that you tell me which one of these two should work better. ---------------------------------------------...

Anyway... went back to the other one -.-

Ahh... nope :\ I went to check the CPU support list for this motherboard, and it seems like the CPU (i5 2500K) isn't compatible with the P7P55D-E MB... oh well -.- Once again... (I'm sick of saying this xD)... I'll just keep searching...

Ah, ok thanks. But I just updated the build with another motherboard :\ Do you think it should work? (well, there is a tutorial about this motherboard... so maybe it will :D)

Hmmm... why on hell don't they sell Gigabyte motherboards around here... -.- Ok, I'll just wait for the DSDT to be released and search around to see if sleep really won't work... Yeah, I've already looked up in the DSDT section, it says that the DSDT for this boards are "coming soon". Anyway...

Ok, I just updated the build with another motherboard. The question is - will it work? (I know, tony is still working on the DSDT for this MB)

Awww... no way... it's more expensive than the "original" Mac Mini xD I'll just keep searching and try to choose another build, then I'll update the original post with it.

Ok, thank you :D So, now, do you think this build could work well, then?

And... what about this one then? GIGABYTE GE-C370P-C2R (it has 370W)

Ok, gonna search for another one then... Suggestions?

Ok, thanks. Is this new PU better, then? TRUST 370W PSU BIG FAN (I'll also update the PU in the first post)

Ok, sorry, but why? Right, that's what I read on OSx86 Wiki... I'll see what I can do... but is it true that, when I'm installing OS X, I shouldn't have more than 4GB installed, and may only install the extra RAM after OS X installation? Ok, I'll see what I can do...

Re: Is this gonna work (without complications)? Ok, thanks. About the Wi-fi adaptor, I'm confident it'll do, because I've already read something about it on the OSx86 wiki and it has official drivers for OS X, so, I believe there are no problems (am I wrong?).

Hey there, my first build "candidate" is choosen, but I would like to know if it can work, and I mean, if it works without many complications (I know, it's a hackintosh, it may go wrong, but I mean, is it likely to give problems...) : Motherboard - ASUS P8H67-M PRO (I couldn't find Gigabyte...

Ok, thanks, I'll check them out.