Will this Computer do

[Izidrew]

Hello I'm new here

I just was a computer to sell, the
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Ultra-i7-770...m=263294708428&_trksid=p2047675.c100010.m2109
That os build over a ASUS H110M-R motherboard, the specifications seam to be alright and from what I check
is a lot of bang for the buck
could anyone help me and tell me if the hardware in this machine is compatible with a hackintosh
and if I would need to make any modifications

 

[trs96]

I would not use the GTX 1060 card in a hackintosh. There have been many problems that you can read about by using search. It's great for gaming in Windows though. You would be much better off choosing the components yourself and building it. The H110M motherboard is not the best choice either. I would get a Z270M Plus motherboard from Asus for an I7-7700K build. Makes more sense. Base your build around a motherboard like this: https://www.ebay.de/itm/ASUS-LGA-11...041158&hash=item2a95fe732a:g:hwwAAOSw4PxaDc-V
You can get a much lower price on one compared to anywhere in North America. Pair it with the I7-7700K cpu and you'll be glad you did over the long term.

 

[starcentral]

I would not use the GTX 1060 card in a hackintosh. There have been many problems that you can read about by using search

I'm confused about this, why are so many 1060's listed in the buyers guides?

https://www.tonymacx86.com/buyersguide/february/2018/#Graphics_Cards

 

[trs96]

I'm confused about this, why are so many 1060's listed in the buyers guides?

https://www.tonymacx86.com/buyersguide/february/2018/#Graphics_Cards

The main problems are with sleep and wake. Graphics glitching etc. They do work but not as well as some other Nvidia cards.
All of this was not known about when they were originally placed in the Buyer's Guide. It may eventually get replaced by the Sapphire Pulse RX 580 as that has shown good support in 10.13.3 and in the .4 betas. As of today it hasn't happened yet.

 

[starcentral]

Ok thanks for reply. good to know, but when I was noob I used that guide religiously to buy components as I was so scared of getting the wrong thing, if there are big issues it should be removed asap.

cheers,

 

[XavierEduardo99]

I would not use the GTX 1060 card in a hackintosh. There have been many problems that you can read about by using search. It's great for gaming in Windows though. You would be much better off choosing the components yourself and building it. The H110M motherboard is not the best choice either. I would get a Z270M Plus motherboard from Asus for an I7-7700K build. Makes more sense. Base your build around a motherboard like this: https://www.ebay.de/itm/ASUS-LGA-11...041158&hash=item2a95fe732a:g:hwwAAOSw4PxaDc-V
You can get a much lower price on one compared to anywhere in North America. Pair it with the I7-7700K cpu and you'll be glad you did over the long term.

What about a 1050 TI? That card is listed on the Buyers Guide

 

[trs96]

What about a 1050 TI? That card is listed on the Buyers Guide

That doesn't have the same problems as the 1060.

 

[Izidrew]

I would not use the GTX 1060 card in a hackintosh. There have been many problems that you can read about by using search. It's great for gaming in Windows though. You would be much better off choosing the components yourself and building it. The H110M motherboard is not the best choice either. I would get a Z270M Plus motherboard from Asus for an I7-7700K build. Makes more sense. Base your build around a motherboard like this: https://www.ebay.de/itm/ASUS-LGA-11...041158&hash=item2a95fe732a:g:hwwAAOSw4PxaDc-V
You can get a much lower price on one compared to anywhere in North America. Pair it with the I7-7700K cpu and you'll be glad you did over the long term.

Thank you for the information