I am looking for the someone who can help me build a custom mac in India.

[anantanandgupta]

Hi All,

I am from Bangalore and need someone who can help me build a custom mac here in Bangalore (India).

I am looking for someone experienced who knows what goes with what as I am interested in building a productivity machine which I can use as my daily driver.

What I need:

1. Dual 4K display @60hz (Primary Requirement)
2. Support for Virtualization (VMWare / Parallels Desktop)
3. No Gaming (at all)
4. SSD + Raid ( NVME if possible )
5. If can get thunderbolt 3 support ... that will be a plus
6. Other peripherals as usual ...

thanks in advance ... regards, Anant

 

[Adrian B]

Have you tried the search feature and reading some of the forum threads to find any of the answers?
1. Possible with supported GPU:
https://www.tonymacx86.com/forums/graphics.13/
2. Recommend dual booting
https://www.tonymacx86.com/forums/multi-booting.153/
3. -
4.Do not recommend raid in MacOS - it will bit back and you will lose your data/installation
https://www.tonymacx86.com/search/1497487/?q=nvme&o=date
5. Hot plugging is not supported:
https://www.tonymacx86.com/search/1497424/?q=thunderbolt+3&o=date
6.-

Good luck.

 

[anantanandgupta]

Hi Adrian,

I did, and was not able to conclude anything myself. That's why I reached out to the community to do the bidding for me. I have not build a PC myself, so I was looking for someone experienced, who can build that for me. I guess that's why the communities for, to help out people in trouble.

Thanks for your reference links though ...

Regards,
Anant

 

[Adrian B]

The point of the forum is to do it yourself with the information provided. Running MacOS on pc hardware is not for everyone - there are pitfalls and problems and workarounds that are often required. Simple is often better, but if you have never built a machine and you wish to learn, then there is plenty of generic information available on the web to assemble a computer.

We do not build machines for other people - that is not the purpose of what we do. Information is available and questions can be asked if you cannot find the answer in the relevant forum section.

A GTX 950 (and above) with at least two Displayport connections will run a pair of 4K monitors. Go with a regular SSD as a boot drive and a HDD for additional storage if required.

 

[anantanandgupta]

Thanks Adrian