VIT P2400 (Venezuelan hardware) can it run macOS Yosemite or Sierra?

[snowedge]

Hello. Thanks for reading.

In the past I've been installed Mac OS X Mavericks in this laptop, this was not a successfull install, because I'm actually a 'noob' on the Hackintoshing and never understand why my laptop didn't run Mavericks, now I read a lot of threads and studied a lot of forums to make work my laptop with macOS.

Intel Core i3-3110M 2.40 Ghz (Ivy Bridge) running on a Intel HM76 motherboard
3GB RAM running at 1600Mhz
Intel HD Graphics 4000 1.5 GB (or that's what Windows mean about the 1.5GB)
Realtek RTL8186 - Ethernet
Qualcomm Atheros AR1111 - WiFi (never find a kext)
Realtek ALC269 - Audio

Does this fit the macOS Yosemite and/or macOS Sierra minimum requirements?. I know that maybe the RAM will not fit, I have understood that Sierra needs minimum 4GB, for Yosemite I have watch videos running with 2GB of RAM.

 

[AM0207xx]

Hello. Thanks for reading.

In the past I've been installed Mac OS X Mavericks in this laptop, this was not a successfull install, because I'm actually a 'noob' on the Hackintoshing and never understand why my laptop didn't run Mavericks, now I read a lot of threads and studied a lot of forums to make work my laptop with macOS.

Intel Core i3-3110M 2.40 Ghz (Ivy Bridge) running on a Intel HM76 motherboard
3GB RAM running at 1600Mhz
Intel HD Graphics 4000 1.5 GB (or that's what Windows mean about the 1.5GB)
Realtek RTL8186 - Ethernet
Qualcomm Atheros AR1111 - WiFi (never find a kext)
Realtek ALC269 - Audio

Does this fit the macOS Yosemite and/or macOS Sierra minimum requirements?. I know that maybe the RAM will not fit, I have understood that Sierra needs minimum 4GB, for Yosemite I have watch videos running with 2GB of RAM.

Yes, you can run OS X Yosemite or mac OS Sierra on your system.

Follow RehabMans Clover guide to create a bootlable USB stick: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-booting-the-os-x-installer-on-laptops-with-clover.148093/

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