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Hello guys. Please, excuse me if it is not appropriate to open a new thread for this question, but after reading a lot here and there, I don't know how to begin.
I am planning to buy a laptop with these specs:
Model: HP Pavilion 15-an002ns (link in Spanish)
Intel Core i5-6200U with Intel® HD Graphics 520 (2,3 GHz, hasta 2,8 GHz, 3 MB de caché, 2 núcleos)
6 GB DDR3L SDRAM (1 x 2 GB, 1 x 4 GB)
Screen resolution is 1920 x 1080
NVIDIA GeForce 940M (DDR3L de 2 GB dedicados)
My concern is, after reading, I understand that the processor is a Skylake one, not yet officially supported by apple, but apparently close to be. However, I have also read that most of ht new HP computers come with a Clover UEFI boot, making it easier to be hackintoshed. Does it apply to the mentioned laptop or only to the Probook and Elite families?
As for the graphic card, I have read that it simply won't work and the system will use the integrated Intel HD Graphics instead.
I am afraid I don't know about the other specs, such as motherboard or Wi-Fi chipset, since I don't actually own the laptop.
Thank you for reading this and for your support.
I am planning to buy a laptop with these specs:
Model: HP Pavilion 15-an002ns (link in Spanish)
Intel Core i5-6200U with Intel® HD Graphics 520 (2,3 GHz, hasta 2,8 GHz, 3 MB de caché, 2 núcleos)
6 GB DDR3L SDRAM (1 x 2 GB, 1 x 4 GB)
Screen resolution is 1920 x 1080
NVIDIA GeForce 940M (DDR3L de 2 GB dedicados)
My concern is, after reading, I understand that the processor is a Skylake one, not yet officially supported by apple, but apparently close to be. However, I have also read that most of ht new HP computers come with a Clover UEFI boot, making it easier to be hackintoshed. Does it apply to the mentioned laptop or only to the Probook and Elite families?
As for the graphic card, I have read that it simply won't work and the system will use the integrated Intel HD Graphics instead.
I am afraid I don't know about the other specs, such as motherboard or Wi-Fi chipset, since I don't actually own the laptop.
Thank you for reading this and for your support.