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Hi I have installed Catalina opencore in my new system its working fine but When opening Photos app its crashing. i510400 Gigabyte B460M DS3H Intel GPU no graphics card. Log Is attached

Hi all, I have to buy a new desktop computer and I'm here to ask you if the hardware could be compatible with hackintosh. The hw list I would like to buy is the following: - Mobo: Asus H270 PRO - Proc.: Intel i7 7700 - Graphic: For now I prefer to use the integrated graphics, so intel kaby...

Hi everyone, First post here :) My 7 year old iMac is slowly dying and I need a new machine. Here is the build I was wanting to do : - Gigabyte GA-Z170N-WIFI - Intel Core i7-6700K (4.0 GHz) - Corsair Hydro Series H60 - Crucial Ballistix Sport LT White 16 Go (2 x 8 Go) DDR4 2400 MHz CL16 -...

I need a machine that can handle a jack of all trades kind of work and also one that can handle some games. If such a machine can be built, it would be great to get some advise as to which pieces can be bought! The thought is to maybe do the CustoMac Pro Socket 2011, but I was wondering if that...

Hello everybody, Quite new to everything hackintosh wise. I am considering building as my computer doesn't handle my photo processing and video editing. Those are the two main aspect that I am going to be using my hackintosh for. I was wondering whether it was worth having dual graphic cards...

Help with first build! This is my first build, so I just wanted to double check before I buy all the parts, to make sure everything is compatible. I am using this machine for Audio/Video/Photo post production, mostly will be for audio though. Also, could i get away with a lower power...

Realy no idea about this just need ideas on componets for Photo and video editing hopefully as cheep as possible

Thanks in advance for taking a peek at this proposed HackProPhoto set-up. Most likely workflow will be SSD for system, and two SATA drives (one for photos library only and one for all other media). The photo-only drive will back-up daily to an external and also back-up to a cloud back-up...