- Joined
- Oct 9, 2018
- Messages
- 65
- Motherboard
- Gigabyte z490 Vision G
- CPU
- i9-10900K
- Graphics
- HD 630/RX 5700 XT
I've read all the threads via search that I found. There really doesn't seem to be a case for or against either one. I've updated my system to 17,1 and applied the black screen fix since I'm using Nvidia.
I'm not taking my system "online" via iCloud/iMessage until I'm sure I want to keep 17,1. On 14,2 I had full Apple Watch unlock, continuity, handoff, iMessage, FaceTime. But since I'm not logging in with my Apple ID I can't test these to see if they work.
Right now, the only difference I can tell is that the system boots much faster. I did get single core readings on geek bunch to go up by a few hundred on single core and by almost 1000 on multicore.
I've noticed that tonymac users seem to lean toward iMac 14,2 while r/hackintosh users tend to lean toward 17,1. Can anyone shed any new light on this "debate" in October 2018 (previous threads were pretty old).
My main concern is that when Nvidia drivers drop for Mojave that I won't be able to upgrade from High Sierra to it. Is this a valid concern?
Appreciate any thoughts! Thanks.
I'm not taking my system "online" via iCloud/iMessage until I'm sure I want to keep 17,1. On 14,2 I had full Apple Watch unlock, continuity, handoff, iMessage, FaceTime. But since I'm not logging in with my Apple ID I can't test these to see if they work.
Right now, the only difference I can tell is that the system boots much faster. I did get single core readings on geek bunch to go up by a few hundred on single core and by almost 1000 on multicore.
I've noticed that tonymac users seem to lean toward iMac 14,2 while r/hackintosh users tend to lean toward 17,1. Can anyone shed any new light on this "debate" in October 2018 (previous threads were pretty old).
My main concern is that when Nvidia drivers drop for Mojave that I won't be able to upgrade from High Sierra to it. Is this a valid concern?
Appreciate any thoughts! Thanks.