- Joined
- Aug 21, 2010
- Messages
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- Motherboard
- Lenovo S740
- CPU
- i7-1065G7
- Graphics
- Iris Plus
Thank you for your quick answer. What a same!No.
Apple does not use Celeron hardware.
Thank you for your quick answer. What a same!No.
Apple does not use Celeron hardware.
Sorry for the newbie post, What's my best options, or maybe I should say least worst option, if I were to buy a laptop for a hackintosh project.
Failing that are there any good off the shelf pc eg dell etc that would work well?
Thanks
Thanks for the link. Sorry but I couldn't really find the information I was looking for. are their any laptops on the market that are known to have a simpler install process and strong compatibility? For example I know the years ago the hp probook was a popular choice, I'm just wondering if the is a upto date equivalent. Thanks
Can any one give feedbck on the best one out of this list?Heads up about what?
You never know whether you're going to run into a problem until you come upon it
(predicting the future is impossible).
You should read the FAQ.
Can any one give feedbck on the best one out of this list?
http://protechlists.com/hackintosh-laptops/#p1
I do not see a top list on this site, but that would be a welcomed edition.
I was hoping for a working video card, all working usb, usb C, network and wifi on the minimum for completely working. I would also like a video card with 2gb plus v ram and higher resolution than 1080p.
1. Virtual OSX is pretty easy on Intel Atoms
Hello dear friends. I want to ask a question if my laptop okay for hackintosh(and which version) or not. I have read the first post but I couldnt make it.
My pc is Toshiba P50-B1468
CPU : I5-4200H (Internal GPU is Intel HD 4600)
MOBO: Toshiba VG20SQ
GPU : AMD M265X
RAM : 12 Gb 1600 Mhz
Thanks for comments. Sorry if it is not the right place for this question.