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How to download mavericks ? It's forwarded for El Capitan

I can download El Capitan, but I can't install it. And as for Mavericks I can't even download it.

This motherboard sucks! H270PC Mate + i5 760K + ASUS 1070. Cannot load anything since Sierra and newer.

Hello. I faced unpleasant situation. It seems to me that it is totally impossible to obtain Mavericks installation from ANY version of macOS. I've tried to obtain El Capitan from the following machines: On 10.7.5 ESX virtual installation. It says: We could not complete your purchase.This...

Can you use it for sharing internet connection or act like as router under any MacOsX later than 10.7 ?

Haswell is still the same intel i5/7 3xxx, same 22 nm production process, same cache size, tiny improvement in built-in graphic, same RAM clock supported. As for marketing - new name "Haswell". Thank you tony for this project, to help people to be up the marketing **** and to help people to...

Can somebody explain, every time I see the new guide, I wonder, do I need to find DSDT for suggested motherboard or I can use it by help of various boot-loaders which provide some drivers for mother board inside ?

Is there any difference for Hackintosh between the following CPUs ? i7-3770K i7-3770T i7-3770S i7-3770 As far as I know original MACs use only (i7-3770S, i7-3770) and some QM and M modifications of i7 specially produced for apple, but never K modification as listed here. Please explain.

Hello. Looks great! I'm looking at the motherboard provided in the list: GA-Z77X-UD5H. If it is in the list, does it mean that all components works by help of currently available Multibeasts for each available version 10.6, 10.7, 10.8 ? As for mostly suggested NVIDIA video cards, are the...

Hello. Is it possible to know, when I read buyer's guide does it mean that the suggested motherboards are fully compatible with suggested version of Mac OS? If yes, does it mean that I don't need user's DSDT to use ? It will work with UniBeast and original Mac OS X 10.7 USB thumb ? Am I right ...