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- Apr 14, 2018
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- Motherboard
- Z370-A
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- i7-8700k
- Graphics
- Integrated
This is my first post so I'm sure it's going to be quite stupid but bear with me.
After Mavericks, Mac ceased to be a pro audio OS. Its kernel now has non-realtime scheduler that causes buffer underruns . Neither Ableton nor anybody could solve the buffer underrun problems even on a maxed out early 2015 MBPR. (I've installed every OS that it supports Yosemite, El capitan, Sierra, High Sierra with 100% legal minimal software, the problem repeats).
So, I bite the bullet and started leaving the Apple ecosystem with a desktop PC.
Now, I have a super fast i7-8700K on Asus Z370-A Prime with ThunderboltEX 3 interface. And I got my Universal Audio Apollo Twin Duo Thunderbolt interface working with exceptionally small buffers in Windows. Yay!
Everything is fine.
BUT, Windows is less efficient to use (at least for now) and I miss my Mac and the software I got on it.
So, I'm asking if it would be possible to install Mavericks on very modern hardware that is i7-8700K and ThunderboltEX 3?
Cheers
After Mavericks, Mac ceased to be a pro audio OS. Its kernel now has non-realtime scheduler that causes buffer underruns . Neither Ableton nor anybody could solve the buffer underrun problems even on a maxed out early 2015 MBPR. (I've installed every OS that it supports Yosemite, El capitan, Sierra, High Sierra with 100% legal minimal software, the problem repeats).
So, I bite the bullet and started leaving the Apple ecosystem with a desktop PC.
Now, I have a super fast i7-8700K on Asus Z370-A Prime with ThunderboltEX 3 interface. And I got my Universal Audio Apollo Twin Duo Thunderbolt interface working with exceptionally small buffers in Windows. Yay!
Everything is fine.
BUT, Windows is less efficient to use (at least for now) and I miss my Mac and the software I got on it.
So, I'm asking if it would be possible to install Mavericks on very modern hardware that is i7-8700K and ThunderboltEX 3?
Cheers