Using a $17 Hackintosh in 2023
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- This Hackintosh cost just €16 / $17 / £14 and runs macOS Ventura perfectly. How does it perform? and what can it do? Fujitsu P420 PC running macOS.
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Nice! I didn't realize you can make a Ventura Hackintosh using an "out of support" CPU, and even get the thing to use its iGPU. Another excellent Hackintosh video!! Definitely looking forward to your next upgrade video for this system.
@myburn even my core 2 quad can run ventura from 2008
Dgpu needed tho
@@eazy_black yeah,it's because the igpus where on the motherboard and alot of them where straight up garbage
Hackintosh is power. Its a pity that apple started stuffing their computers with mobile processors
Supplied so many of those Fujitsu desktops., back when they were new. The hardware is rock solid. We had very few failures compared to other well known corporate brands. I have one of the older versions of this pc so am tempted to see if it can also be a respectable Hackintosh.
Sadly, Fujitsu announced the end of production of workstations and PCs.
The good news it’s not till April 24. Better news is there will be plenty of these desktops sold off when corps jump ship when they end of life current deployed units.
Lets not mention their server range.. I've never seen one, but from what I do hear, firmware updates were roulette.
Servers are rock solid, in 7 years only ever had 1 doa which was a daughter card failure , not even a Fujitsu pert, and two that failed in the first year of the 3 year warranty. As I had all, the Fujitsu type training so was certified to do my own repairs, they just sent the parts on a 4 hour replacement, all machines back up and running before the end of the day. Where I work now we use Dell and HP, there are 5 Fujitsu servers in the Data centre, that never go wrong, with the exception of the EMC kit neither Dell or HP ever manage to get same day fix, so we rely on the failover for each server. Their desktop and laptop repair is woeful, they seem to rely on re-certified parts that are often just broken in an other area. Agreed Fujitsu server firmware updates could be a little sparse but they seemed to update when it was important enough, not just because they changed the logo for the start screen . HP. Bonus with Fujitsu servers anything from 2010 onwards seems fine funning windows 8 onwards, so can be used as desktops. I use one for compiling its a brute force thing with 128gb of ram and 16 cores, cost me nothing as it was going to be scrapped.
You should !! Mine is really smooth on Big Sur 😁
You make some of the best Hackintosh videos. Appreciate the depth and detail of your work!
Thanks, I appreciate it.
Looking forward for depth installation of the same pc, thanks
I'd love to see you revisit this with a 4th gen i7 and add on graphics to see how it performs.
Looking forward to your EFI guide. Always useful info.
The EFI Tutorial is in this video, it's pretty easy
We must be living in different universes because I have just done an eBay search and not found a single machine matching your specs for less than £50. The only ones cheaper than that are incomplete machines or new listings a few days away from the inevitable bidding battles.
www.ebay.de/itm/386101086046 - Ended yesterday for €25.
www.ebay.de/itm/235164176658 - Ended 6 days ago for €21,50.
www.ebay.de/itm/235153545302 - Ended 10 days ago for €21.50.
www.ebay.de/itm/235181608699 - Ended 3 hours ago for €35 (with an i5 and an SSD).
Poster is clearly from UK where the average consumer is accustomed to paying far more for anything compared to an EU Citizen. I know. I used to be British.
Even in the UK you can pick up a similar spec machine for next to nothing. It doesn't have to be this specific model. These Fujitsu PC's just happen to be more common in Germany since that's where Fujitsu manufactured them. In the UK you can pick up an old Dell, Lenovo or HP office PC with the same or similar CPU for under 25 quid.
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/155756661820 - Sold for £9.99
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/266396196411 - Sold for £19.99
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/155749817383 - Sold for £15
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/145264243101 - Sold for £22
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/115898028379 - Sold for £16 for 5 PC's - so that's just over 3 quid each.
Any of these would be hackintoshable.
When bargain hunting on ebay you need to have patience, it's not like walking into Currys.
i got an optiplex 9020 for 50 australian dollars with a 4th gen i7, 8gb of ddr3 ram and a 128gb ssd with a 500gb hdd from an office so i guess we must also be living in different universes.
Nice video! also it is better for the environment as you are essentially recycling an older PC and bringing new life to it
Além disso, eu não sabia que você era do Portugal kkkk
relatively high power consumption though.. mac mini 2012s use around 14W at idle / sleep and 27W in use - that's the reason I personally cannot justify a mac / hack desktop - the new silicons are even more efficient; for a senior or school kid okay. Now hack laptops are a different matter - I love my lenovo hackbook pro !
You do realize that you would have to use a new Mac daily for 10+ years to offset its carbon footprint against continuing to use a PC that is already built.
And let’s not get started on the financial cost.
BTW, Mac minis in sleep mode use
Well considering my mac mini is 2012 I think I qualify for an upgrade! and it will be repurposed (2014 models were awful). would be interested to know where you are getting the 10 year figure? - the boxite/alu extraction is sore I know..@@graxxor
It's a very very good lecture to use the Gen4 Core to install the newest macOS system. Gen4 Core is very easy to be re-built to macOS system with low cost and good experience.
Excellent video & explainer - I’m definitely looking to do this as a backup in case my Intel MBP craps out.
Cool to see the Hackintosh scene is still alive and well. It will be a sad day when Apple cuts off support for the x86 version of MacOS and it's Apple silicon only from then on.
I don't think they will cut x86 that soon.
Ey, this one makes sense! Cheers mate for the tutorial, ill give this one a go on the weekend! 🎉
Ither way, Impressive performance and polish for the price.
Love your pronunciation of EFI, lol. Never change it.
Nice job! Performance seems quite usable and I guess all it needs is say a RX570 or better and it would be fine for a few years.
I have i5 4590s + rx580 4gb and 16gb ram. Ventura works great on this.
@@Endless_Dreams just wondering, what exactly can you do with this mac ventura.. compared with just using windows or linux?
@@judasthepious1499 It's more convenient for me to work without seeing Windows windows. After all, I have fewer errors on the hack than on Windows 10 or 11, which is actually Windows XP with minor kernel changes and a different graphical interface. I also have other Apple devices and I can start work on the way home on the iPad and finish at home on the computer without any problems. Xcode is also a great advantage. Contrary to appearances, the hack runs and works much more efficiently on this computer than Windows or Linux. Maybe it's strange, but it's true. This just goes to show how Windows is filled with all sorts of crap that 95% of users don't use or know exists.
@@judasthepious1499 idk what that person does but productivity based work such as video editing and music production are better on macos than windows. it's just the way windows handles these things. millions of different drivers that perform inefficiently while on macos you obviously dont have to install extra drivers and everything "just works".
I'm really jealous of developped countries when it comes to tech, you basically earn a lot more while used tech is a lot cheaper, in brazil a machine like that is really hard to get for under 200 euros. I really want to make a storage server at home, but i'm havinga really tough time finding decent hardware for heap.
It's only really Brazil and India that get fucked, both because of import restrictions
Sounds like you should move then.
@@TigerGreene sounds really easy, believe me, I would if I could. Gotta finish my degree and get a job abroad to do that legally and in a decent way.
@@KennerMarqueti Good luck. My parents did it years ago, immigrating to the US for a better life. It was very hard and took many years (and lying to their government).
Do you ever travel or have friends or relatives in cheaper countries? Perhaps that might be a way to buy a bunch of stuff cheap to bring or ship to Brasil.
I just checked ebay in the US and the price of this model is $367.83
That listing is an Italian seller trying to sell $20 computers for many times their value. He's also trying to sell 2001-era 17" LCD monitors for the price of a modern IPS ultrawide.
In Europe there are several auctions for this PC that ended in the last month at under 25 Euros. This PC was never released in the US as far as I know. In the US you'd probably have more luck finding a Lenovo ThinkCentre or a Dell Optiplex with a similar spec.
For example, on Ebay US I can see three Lenovo ThinkCentre M93P listings that were sold at $16 with a core i5-4570T that will run macOS fine, and there are dozens of Dell Optiplex 4th to 7th gen systems that sold recently for very low prices too.
Well done, love this.
For people who want to write books, this would be a great project. Vellum only works on Macs. It would be worth $17 to have a computer that would run Vellum.
250$ for Vellum however. At that point you might as well save up a little more for a used MacBook Pro from 2012 for around 50-80$ and get a keyboard and trackpad and screen all included.
@@ghost-user559 Actually, Vellum is no longer worth buying. There are better alternatives that do not require a Mac. And they are cheaper. Vellum is for the same crowd who are willing to pay extra for a logo. Because let’s face it, Apple puts out underpowered crap at high prices because snobs want to have the Apple logo.
@@ghost-user559probably could pirate it if you’re going the hackintosh route anyways. Idk if it’s possible to pirate apple apps or not though.
Not so cheap in the US ($160-$500) when you can find them but still FARRR below the cost of any mac. In the US the business market is dominated by Dell computers for the most part. Maybe I'll try one of them.
Yeah, but how would you know if the components are going to be compatible with MAC OS Ventura 13 on a Dell?
Mostly there are way better deals with shipping in the USA then in Europe.
You definitely got a deal with that PC. Seems mostly cost about 50€+ atleast were I searched 😄
It doesn't have to be this exact model, it was just the cheapest one I happened to find at the time I was looking. Dozens of auctions for old office PC's with a haswell i3, i5 or i7 have sold in the last couple of days for under €30. Lenovo ThinkCentre, HP EliteDesk, HP ProDesk, Dell Optiplex, they're all hackintoshable.
This is awesome! I found my next project!
I'd say that Core i3 is more than enough for daily tasks, especially since it has four threads anyway; not that much slower than i5 of that era
And pairing this build with something like RX 460 2gb will make your life much easier (no need for patches, it's natively supported out of the box, and will speed up Metal acceleration massively)
tell that to any internet browser that eats 32GB of RAM and still manage to crash with 10 open pages ...
@@minmogrovingstrongandhealthy use thorium or mercury browser
@@minmogrovingstrongandhealthy don't use chromium based browsers and that won't happen ever.
New Sub! Dryden, Michigan, US
Very Well Done! I have this saved on a few lists to come back and try this weekend lol
Very great video explanation.
Clear and simple! Things that usually are not so easy to get it.
Waiting for next video upgrade system.
Question regarding supported gpu on hackintosh…
which one do you recommend?
And on this specific pc
Which is the most performance cpu that you can install ?
VERY cool! Thanks for this video series!
Those 10 year old PCs still run fine & if you invest in some cheap upgrades (SSD/CPU/RAM)- they're very capable machines. I put about $35 in a $10 PC I bought off a friend and do just about anything shy of gaming. I go the Linux route, but the concept is very much the same. why spend hundreds of dollars on a machine that does relatively the same things you need it for?
I bought an old pc with the same cpu as the one in this video (i5-4570) and it's been great. I upgraded the ram to 8gb and put my old 750ti inside and it really can do anything an ordinary person needs. I even can play lighter or older games on it! :)
I think that is true. I think the only reason to spend more is so you can play games but even then some older games can run on this kind of hardware.
@@Alexander_l322 nothing wrong with that. It's just wild to think so many spend outside of their budget, when they can have mostly the same things out of a lower tier build. But hey if you can afford it go for it.
I have a tendency to play older games so I don't really need a monster build rly. From what I understand most of the steam market has lower tier builds anyways so game developers have to accommodate for that anyways. I think the 1060 was the most popular graphics card via stream statistics- but I may be mistaken.
That was a great bargain!👍👍
Beyond doubt, congratulations!
I'm in The Netherlands, so location/shipment shouldnt be a problem but I have trouble finding Fujitsu systems for those prices.. Just see much old stuff that goes out for too much
Which former Windows PC would be good basis for a Hackintosh for Video editing only? I guess a very, very good graphic card is needed and a new SSD and the RAM modules need to be upgraded as much as possible.
Much RAM is always good regardless if Windows, Linux or macOS. With older hardware, RAM upgrades were the best buck for the money.
As for older Apple Hardware, it is almost always possible to upgrade the RAM to much more than Apple specified at the time this hardware was new and sold in the shops.
Ian Page is doing a terrific job with his Mactracker App (for iOS, for Mac (either at the Mac App Store or as a free download at the Mactracker website) to list all available information about every Apple product ever build / sold. And of course you find there how much RAM you can install in your old Mac.
with the amount of money you'd be spending just building a hackintosh, i can guarantee you a m1 mac mini or an m1 macbook would be able to give you equal if not better performance. arm macs are really the way these days. hackintosh will die out soon. at least props to apple for making their macs more affordable and usable.
@@slashparty thanks!
this video is so cool can't believe how well it runs macos
Id love to see this with a Linux distro. I found they were much less resource intensive than even macos
Love to see WHAT? Just load Linux on anything of similar specs and you duplicate the experience. There's nothing to "see" you cannot duplicate yourself in the time it takes to load a virtual machine on whatever OS you currently use, and Linux need not be installed to bare metal. You can load Ventoy along with all the Linux .iso files it has space for then live boot each on your existing PC to determine which you prefer.
@@Comm0ut "Love to see what?" It seems he wanted to see the computer in the video with a Linux distro.
After years and years of Hackintosh content, i am still so overwhelmed by it all that i just use Linux 😅
The cheapest I see on Ebay for this PC is at least $110 USD in the USA.
This was awesome. Thanks for sharing
Okay this kinda gives me the idea i can install ventura on an ssd in my main system and get to boot into mac os at start up :O
You pretty much made an entire new pc though...
Epic win!
I Successfully Made my Hackintosh with i5 4440 but I had Nvidia gt750ti I need to install Monterey
It's working AF.
If you sell that 750Ti and get an RX 460 or 560 then you can install Ventura or Sonoma.
@@BartechTV here in Indian market rx 460 or 560 isn't available much.
Impressive recycle, my congrats. I was considering buy a mini pc with intel N100 and ddr5 (there's a ton of that machines at 170€/200€) to use as media/office station (youtube, mail, browsing). I'm wondering if that could be a good hackintosh machine. Thanks for sharing.
Sadly, there's no support for Alder Lake iGPU's in macOS Ventura, so the N100 wouldn't work. The best mini PC for hackintosh until very recently was still probably the Intel 8th gen Nuc8i5BEK. It's like a 2018 Mac Mini but with faster graphics performance thanks to the Iris Plus 655.
Recently, the NootedRed project has made it possible to run macOS on AMD APU's with integrated Vega GPU's, so the best hackintosh Mini PC right now would probably be one based on the Ryzen 7 5700G.
@@BartechTV That's unfortunate. So I got it, by the time the choices are two: I save some old puppy from the junkyard or I bite the bullet and buy a mac mini m2 for 550€ (which would not be a bad idea, considering the price and the the curiosity for the new chip). Assemble a 5700g could probably cost around 400€ (180€ cpu and then motherboard, psu, ram, case). Nonetheless a dual boot linux/mac-os machine for 400€ could be an option to consider for me. Thanks for info.
You can get HP and Lenovo minipcs of the same era for very cheap too
Great thanks.
I did something similar but I got a ThinkCentre M93p, swapped the WiFi/Bluetooth card, took parts from a dead laptop and good to go. I added a i7-4960HQ though.
installing hackintosh was never this easy!
It still isn't. He edited out all the problems and troubleshooting. And didn't mention the years of learning, obstacles, and experience required to make a hackintosh this fast.
Aquí en España los precios son 160$
Why would anybody use a Hackintosh over Windows
that step by step video would be great as im trying to create a hackintosh myself with a lenotovo thinkpad t470s and dont really know how
You could give this EFI a try - github.com/MultimediaLucario/Lenovo-ThinkPad-T470
thanks! ill give it a try @@BartechTV
Those Fujitsu desktops look like a hybrid ThinkCentre and OptiPlex
Awesome Video!
So it's actually upgraded and not the original Fujitsu configuration, misleading
It's really building the Hackintosh, including buying and selling, not using it as phrased in the title, not even using the original Fujitsu as is.
That's a Crapintosh. And I want one.
The problem with this is that in most parts of the world you wont find this since it was never sold in most places and buying it means you have to pay insane amounts for shipping and other nonsense that for the same money you can buy anything else locally and have a far better deal with zero hacking or waste of time ... or not using anything at all since the world doesn't revolve around PCs anyway ... smart TVs and tablets are basically already the current gen PC and common choice for most.
optiplex for around 50
Funny thing, I have a fujitsu lifebook t354 and it's awesome especially since it has tablet mode
Son: HEY MOM I WANT A 10K APPLE MAC FOR SCHOOL
MUM: WE HAVE APPLE AT HOME
APPLE AT HOME: THIS VIDEO 😅
i used to daily run one of these desktops, they werent so bad but they were not the best
Are you sure the 7350 HD isn't supported in macOS? Because my 7970 is and supports Metal!
I do think the i3 is enough for basic tasks in 2023
The 7350 is a completely different architecture to the 7970. It's based on the Terascale 2 architecture, and has never been supported in macOS. Even if I could somehow get it to work, the integrated HD 4600 on the CPU is three times faster. Not even worth the 4 euros I sold it for.
I wonder if I should do this. too. I have a fully functioning i7-3770, 16GB system lying around.
Sadly 3rd gen is too old. Ventura needs AVX2, so that's Haswell or newer.
@@BartechTV I just don't really want to install MAC OS on my i5-13500, 64GB machine. That one will only rock one OS and thats it.
Maybe I might build a just for fun i3-12100 32GB fun machine for about 300-400 euros for this purpose.
@@BartechTV My mid-2012 MacBook Pro has a 3rd-gen i7 as well and it runs Ventura just fine
Definitely one of the best!!!!
Why did the computer cost you any money, that cruft is free normally!?
Apparently we wont be to Hackintosh anymore when Apple pulls the support for Intel and x86. They're going balls deep on their own architecture and ARM
low barrier to entry for a limited time - it's an opportunity to learn some mac skills Ventura EoL at least 24mths away
apparently ARM workstations are becoming a thing so it's possible the Hackintosh as we know it will simply evolve
I have no experience on mac os, wonder if a 6700k can be used, and a 1080 nvida card? How about nmvme m.2 ssd, instead of a sata drive.?
The 6700K and NVMe drive will work, but not your 1080. MacOS only supports AMD.
Try the i5 4440. It's better than you think. It can beat mobile 8th gen i5.
is the title correct or clickbait?
after watching video pls think
Good job!
I have the same processor, would install to it soon.
Impressive!
really nice video
Thanks a lot
LOL THE PERFORMANCE
I'm interested in a more detailed installation guide. I have some devices that are very similar.
very good videos, waiting for the next one about update vga card
I can’t even get a £1 for an i3 4150 in the UK so fair play! I just bin them now
Oh sweet I hope I can program stuff in it!
Could you do a video for the best price performance hakintosh laptop and the best for full perfomance? The best laptop for 2024 thank you
Hey! Pretty good video but i am not able to install the recovery image. I am getting some errors. Would you kindly help me?
I wouldn't want to go through all this bs for Mac OS. I own both Macs and Windows computers makes since just to buy a Mac.
I love my M1 Pro Mac, but one thing that is sad about the new architecture is that eventually Apple will stop releasing Mac OS versions for Intel and hence the modern day Mackintosh community will be replaced. I do love the new architecture though, the 2016 and on Intel MacBook Pros were absolute trash in my opinion and I was not a fan. Was a PC person at this time.
I hope AMD & Intel will start really getting into ARM soon.
Sure, Apple will eventually drop support for Intel from new macOS releases, but they'll also eventually drop support for M1, and a couple of years later, for M2.
Apple seem to have adopted a five year support period, which means that a new Mac will be compatible with future OS releases for 5 years after the machine is first released.
The last Intel Macs were released in 2020, so whatever macOS comes out after Sonoma will likely be the last major OS release that supports Intel. The 2025 macOS will probably drop Intel support and I also expect it to drop support for the first generation M1 Macs - the Mac Mini, MBP and MBA, since they also came out in 2020 and will be five years old by then. Apple generally release security updates for a couple of years after that, so Intel Macs (and therefore hackintoshes) have maybe 4 years left.
@@BartechTVNot bad thinking though I'm hoping for eight years when it comes to the new ARM Macs. If AMD & Intel adopted a similar architecture and Windows transitioned, I wonder if then Hacintosh would still be possible? My brain says no because the architectures can't match exactly as Apple has ownership over the specifics of the M series chips. Though my dreams say yes because it would be cool.
great video
Hi BarTech TV
I'm building a new Hackintosh with this configuration :
CPU : i9 13900K
Motherboard : Asus ROG STRIX Z790-E Gaming WIFI D5
RAM : 32Go
GPU : Asus ROG STRIX AMD RX 6600XT
HardDrive :
1) WD\_BLACK 1TB SN850X NVMe
Up to my last Hackintosh I was following the Dortania installation guide, but the 13th Intel gen isn't taken in consideration in this guide. So, what is the way to create the correct EFI for this setup ? What DSDT and SSDT, args, drivers, kexts ? I found some EFI for this MB but I wonder how people do to create their EFI on MB + CPU not documented yet ?
Thanks !
if you need service of macos install, do let me know.
Interesting. Do you need a Mac to create the boot drive or can I do that using Rufus etc on a Windows pc? Always wanted to try Mac spreadsheet out.
You can create the USB in Windows if you don't have access to a Mac. I made a video a week or two ago about how to do that - th-cam.com/video/s_zlanxCWeM/w-d-xo.html
hey can you make the installer using windows? bcs i dont have a mac to do that : (
Yes I published a video a couple of days ago that shows how to do that.
@@BartechTV thanks i installed ventura successfully. is the any way to upgrade it to sonoma without reinstalling all
Great video! What dedicated GPU is that at the end?
Radeon RX 460 4GB. The cheapest GPU that's still natively supported in macOS Ventura and Sonoma.
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Where can I find pc parts so cheap? This SSD costs like 25-30 euros in Amazon and all local stores.
Does iMessage work with your hackintosh install? I tried installing Ventura in PVE and could not get imessage to work.
Yes it works fine.
look nice
I have an HP Elite computer 8300 CMT that I rescued from being thrown away. Can I hackintosh it? It has an i5 3570 in it.
Ventura needs AVX2 so that means 4th gen or newer. But you could run an older version of macOS.
Doesn't it have more than 1 SATA connector on the mobo? I would have kept that hard drive (or got a larger one) for keeping media on, rather than fill up the SSD.
i really liked fujitsu and fujitsu simens they were really good too bad there not around anymore
Hello, I am sorry to bother you, but I followed your tutorial (and the second video) without any issue until the use of OCLP to apply root patches (install the HD4600 drivers). At this step, and after the reboot, I am stuck on the boot logo with the progress bar stuck at 1/3, and nothing move. The only difference is that I used an Intel i7 4770 (the maximum for the motherboard of the P420). Do you have any tips to solve this problem ? Also, I am not able to boot without the use key, I used OCAT to mount both EFI partitions, copy the EFI folder from the usb key to the internal SSD, but the motherboard doesn't seems to recognize the drive as bootable.
Great video!! I would like to ask you where have you bought the CPU and the SSD? The SSD was new?
I got the CPU from Ebay. The SSD was from pccomponentes.pt. It was new and it cost 10,48 EUR.
Those PC's certainly aren't selling for that anymore as far as I can see.
One just sold today on Ebay for 25€ with a core i5. Seven have sold for under €30 in the last month. The cheapest was €17.50.
@@BartechTV Cheapest one I see at the moment is £40 then a few at £50-£60, then it starts getting silly from there. Maybe your video has bumped the price up. Not that I'm looking to build one anyway as I have a mac mini (and PC for games which i used to use as my Hackintosh). Still even at £40 it's a lot cheaper than a mac.
This Fujitsu PC seems to be a lot more common on Ebay.de, since they were made at Fujitsu's factory in Augsburg, Germany. It doesn't have to be this exact PC though. This just happened to be the cheapest PC I found at the time I was looking. Practically any old office PC, like Dell OptiPlex, Lenovo ThinkStation, HP EliteDesk / ProDesk, etc with a 4th gen or newer Intel CPU can run macOS and the installations steps would be basically identical.
I can't find it for $17. More like $117 usd. What model LG monitor is that?
Damn! Those PCs are cheaper than a stick of ddr3 in my country 😢
please make a detailed tutorial !!!
Nice
there isnt many of those on ebay us and they cost a small fortune for a older machine
Yeah as I mentioned in another reply, if you're in the US you'll have more luck looking for a Lenovo ThinkCentre or a Dell Optiplex with a similar spec (4th gen or newer CPU). I noticed some Dell Optiplex 9020 machines with a 4590T in the ended items that sold for $16 usd which would make a nice, cheap, SFF hackintosh.
@@BartechTV i do find the fujitsu design interesting despite ya would need a adapter if the power supply where to fail or upgrade
Thanks sir
Lenovos are another great choice for Hackintosh
Yes for sure.
The problem with a Hackintosh is that you need a Mac to be able to make it.
They never mention that part.😂
Hey nice video....what mouse are u using?
There are two mice in this video. A Logitech B100 (black) and a Razer DeathAdder Essential (white).
I have the same pc. Can u share the efi please?