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Must have not looked hard enough if you could not find anything better. I am not saying your build is bad. But it is not 'the best on the internet'.

Im sure there will be a 2012 customac mini once a 2012 mini releases. Not much of a reason to do a 2012 one if Ivy Bridge is not out yet. The i7 will work with the motherboard. I am not sure if that case would have adequate cooling though.

Re: First Build - King Night Thats crazy, I thought those GPUs didn't work with OS X? If so I certainly hope a 560 ti works in OS X cause I very much prefer nVidia GPUs over AMD/ATI.

Very nice! I am planning on doing a similar build. Glad to hear everything worked without a hitch.

The CustoMac builds on the blog recommend the 6870, there are numerous threads in the forums talking about great success with these boards, how is he being rude if you could not take the time to search or look around?

Thanks so much for the reply! I am actually thinking the SG07 or SG08 (I can't find where it is available, it is not on NewEgg or Amazon) because they come with a 600w power supply (for extra security). It also enough space for 2 2.5" Hard Drives and 2 3.5" Hard Drives and can fit up to a 12"...

Really nice build, I might make something similiar. So the included PSU is enough to power everything with no issues? If not, will any mini itx PSU work? I am also thinking of getting a 6870 as you said the GPU you were using wasn't that successful, will that alleviate some problems? Thanks...

I am pretty sure the graphics card would work fine. I have seen others on the forum use it. If anything it would be better as it is the actual model Apple uses curently, but I would never purchase it brand new cause it costs way too much for what it gives. I guess that is why we are all on a...

Exactly. Only some programs will benefit from Hyper Threading, but all programs will benefit from an overclocked i5!

If you don't use programs that take use of hyperthreading, I wouldn't bother.

Re: My Next eel Customod ! Can't wait to see how this turns out! Good luck!

I would do that if I had more experience with that kind of stuff and if I had a ready supply of power supplies to try this out with hahah! That does look very nice though and keeps the stock look

Ok thank you again for the quick reply! I will be doing more research now on other parts of this forum.

Wow, that really helped me out, thanks! I would just tear out the internals of the new PSU and put them in the G5's casing, but I have never even built a PC before let alone hackintosh or let alone mod a case, haha! But I hope to learn and I have a lot of tools and a lot of ambition. Thanks so...

Thank you very much for the reply, I was not very sure if there are different sizes for PSUs so I was checking first. Btw, I love your mod! Very nice how you made the motherboard tray flush with the back, looks really nice! Great job!

Hello everyone. I am going with the CustoMac build's power supply, the Corsair Professional Series 650-Watt, and I am wondering if it will fit in the bottom of the G5. I want to do something similiar to this with the power supply, so it will need to fit flat. which would then allow me to do...

Silverstone FT02 Silver http://silverstone-usa.com/images/FT02/FT02_S.jpg Also comes in black. Same cooling design as the RV02, less 'gamer' more symplistic

Silver looks way more mac-ish http://www.amazon.com/Wesena-ITX2-S-Sil ... 765&sr=8-2

+1, I have been on the site for a while (before it was the verge, they were called thisismynext and were set up on a simpler web site) and the articles are way better than the current Engadget. There are a bunch of old people from Engadget on there too like Joshua Topolsky (if you don't know...

Since the Macbook Pro's have the 6770 graphics card, will it possible to use these in our Hackintoshes now?