- Joined
- Aug 21, 2011
- Messages
- 196
- Motherboard
- ASRock Z77E-ITX
- CPU
- i5 3570K
- Graphics
- GTX 650
i am looking to build an i5 2500k or i5-2400 system and am looking for a mobo that will just work with the least problems (as far as this is possible for a hackintosh) and come as close as possible to having it be just like a real mac i.e. sleeps, power button wake from sleep, deep sleep, broad compatibility with usb devices etc. not really keen on excessive features, just something with easy overclocking (if i decide to got with the k). which mobo should i use? please list one p67 and one x68 mobo. my budget is about $150 on the mobo, although less would be nice. kinda like the ssd caching and dynamic switching between discrete and on-board graphics of the z68, although i can live without them.
i have actually already built an i3 hackintosh with the asus p8h67-m, but run in to kp's every 5th or 6th startup, and it doesn't support sleep (sleep is a BIG thing that i really need) so I'm thinking of steering clear of asus boards, which is a shame because the asrock has really easy overclocking features.
i have actually already built an i3 hackintosh with the asus p8h67-m, but run in to kp's every 5th or 6th startup, and it doesn't support sleep (sleep is a BIG thing that i really need) so I'm thinking of steering clear of asus boards, which is a shame because the asrock has really easy overclocking features.
