- Joined
- Nov 1, 2010
- Messages
- 8
- Motherboard
- Asus P7H57D-evo
- CPU
- i5 - 760
- Graphics
- nvidia - asus ENGT240
- Mac
- Classic Mac
- Mobile Phone
Hello all,
So I thought I would try this out quickly and see. I changed the bios and loaded up the iboot disc. Changed the discs and hit F5. Now the computer is just sitting trying to load mac OSx installer. I've tried playing with some of the bios setting like turning sataIII (6.0Gps) off and usb 3 off. Also changed the drives to AHCI, as per suggestions else where on this site. (EDIT)
Currently I only have 1 1TB WD drive plugged into the normal Sata II port 1, 4Gb DDR3 RAM only, CD/DVD is statII port2. Core i5 is on auto for everything (good?)
Any suggestions would be great or is my hardware just not going to work to get an install?
Cheers
Hardware:
Asus P7H57D-v evo
core i5 760@ 2.80Ghz
Asus GT 240 (nvidia)
WD 1TB black Sata6.0Gps - plugged into sata II port1
LG CD/DVD sataII plugged port2
4 GB RAM Gskill DDR3
So I thought I would try this out quickly and see. I changed the bios and loaded up the iboot disc. Changed the discs and hit F5. Now the computer is just sitting trying to load mac OSx installer. I've tried playing with some of the bios setting like turning sataIII (6.0Gps) off and usb 3 off. Also changed the drives to AHCI, as per suggestions else where on this site. (EDIT)
Currently I only have 1 1TB WD drive plugged into the normal Sata II port 1, 4Gb DDR3 RAM only, CD/DVD is statII port2. Core i5 is on auto for everything (good?)
Any suggestions would be great or is my hardware just not going to work to get an install?
Cheers
Hardware:
Asus P7H57D-v evo
core i5 760@ 2.80Ghz
Asus GT 240 (nvidia)
WD 1TB black Sata6.0Gps - plugged into sata II port1
LG CD/DVD sataII plugged port2
4 GB RAM Gskill DDR3