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I'm trying to sell stuff off to try and get an ASUS ZenBook UX510UW-RB71, and I was wondering if anyone here has ever hackintoshed this particular laptop (or at least its series)? >>Please<< don't link me to the Clover install guide, with laptop specifics I'd need to do etc. I don't have the...

Hey all. When I got my Intel NUC here almost a week ago now I put Sierra on it straight away, since I had a USB stick with an installer ready even before I got the NUC itself. I then decided to drop back down to ElCap to try something out. Finally, I decided to upgrade to Sierra using the Direct...

Hey guys. I'd like to have a system just for hackintosh testing and play around, but I'd like to do it on the cheap. I'm hoping to find a kit with a board that takes DDR3 RAM, of which I have in a currently running system that I'd borrow from, unless full height RAM won't work in such a small...

http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/sys/5743237715.html ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ So, I know that hardware is circa 2009 or so, but I'd rather not mess with my working Ivy Bridge machine to mess with Hackintosh stuff (i.e. MacOS Sierra coming out sometime today). It's...

Hey all. I followed Tony's CloverEFI Mavericks install tutorial, and all went well, until the part where you install Clover to your working drive for native booting. Clover comes up, but I cannot boot into my install. The install USB and the Recovery Partition boot fine, but not the real...

...though services such as httpd (web hosting etc) can still be accessed just fine. Hey all. My build, as listed in my profile bar thing on the left, will sometimes not wake from sleep, requiring me to hard reboot, and that's not ideal because I run DVR software on here and I need it to be...

Hey all, I was testing out some 1080p video with FLAC audio I got just now and the MPlayer console blurted out this: ************************************************ **** Your system is too SLOW to play this! ****...

...two things: "Unknown nVidia Card" and this: Both of those are really cosmetic and nitpicky, but I'd like the RAM to show at properly at least. I have 8GB of GSKILL RipJaw DDR3 RAM in the system, and they're clocked at 1333 MHz I believe, which is about 2x faster than what is being...