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Hi Guys

Can someone tell me if this build will be good enough and work for a hackintosh system?

parts:

CPU / Mother Board / RAM / OS Drive / Case / PSU

I have 4 WD 1tb drives already which ill use as storage space. Is there anything else i need?

Also could you advise what the difference between the H77N motherboard and this one?

Its use will basically be like a NAS / Homeserver - Ill be hoping to download M.lion server to play around with also.
Hoping this could be the home hub of music, movies and photos etc...
 
Can't comment on compatibility as I dont know the answer. But wanted to mention all those parts can be had for less from Amazon. I just checked, you'd save quite a bit of cash. Also, I understand its for HTPC but if it was me i'd see how noisy the machine is with the stock cooler first before spending that much on a Noctua.
 
Can't comment on compatibility as I dont know the answer. But wanted to mention all those parts can be had for less from Amazon. I just checked, you'd save quite a bit of cash. Also, I understand its for HTPC but if it was me i'd see how noisy the machine is with the stock cooler first before spending that much on a Noctua.

Thanks im going to check Amazon now. I forgot that the CPU would come with a fan so I have removed that item from the list :) lol
 
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