@Russian Bias btw something that I noticed, Spanish is one of the most spoken language, so how does no one understand? and how can a language be pretty useless, please explain your shitty logic.
I remember when my goal in life was to build a Hackintosh, it took me weeks to get all the hardware together and a working install. Then I got bored and quit using it after about 2 weeks. hmm... fun experiment, tho!
This has definitely changed a lot with the introduction of Opencore, it has simply made it so easy to make a super stable Hackintosh, I indeed use one, and trust, it just took about 2 hours, and I already had a more stable system that even what windows can offer, bye bye BSOD and Bloatware! And updating literally is as easy as clicking "update"
I know this is a joke, but I have to say this anyway - if you choose good hardware, not really true anymore (usually people with hackintosh experience from a couple of years ago say this, but nowadays it's actually quite stable).
I've never had a kernel panic on my Hackintosh - yet for a while my PC blue screened every time I woke it out of sleep on Windows 10 😂😂 I think it's fixed now tho
Steve Jobs and Wozniak were hackers themselves, they would have loved this if they were younger but then started closing everything up once they were the person making the system.
It's mostly Jobs who pushed the philosophy of closing everything, Wozniak really was what we could call a "hacker" in his philosophy, he wanted Apple to be more open and honest regarding hardware and software.
I agree, but as someone who's often depicted as the visionary innovator Jobs wasn't the angel, he stole many ideas before trying to lock them under patents, I'm glad that Apple somehow failed to take the lead in computers, the internet today could've been very different, for example.
We can thank Apple for the internet as it exists today, mostly standards based. They pushed like hell to make the web an open standards based place. We can also thank them for rich media (specifically video) content on the web. MPEG4 is more or less just the .mov format wrapped in an open patent pool for anybody to licence. They were YEARS ahead of everyone else with their video playback formats and performance. QuickTime was so good that Microsoft copied lines of code from it to get smooth video playback on Windows back in the day (well, more accurately it was Intel who did it on Microsoft's behalf). Apple could have very easily used them into oblivion but chose to go with a patent cross licence agreement and for Microsoft to invest money into Apple publicly to show they were happy to play nicely with the competition (as some context, this was when Microsoft were bring dragged through the courts for anti-competitive behaviour. Apple had them by the balls and could have genuinely had them split into at least two separate companies with ease). This is where the $150million investment thing comes from, and their commitment to Office on the Mac. People wrongly assume that $150million saved Apple. It would have lasted a month if that, it was a drop in the bucket compared to their overheads at the time, it was simply a "we think Apple are worth investing in" move by Microsoft and nothing else.
I have an old Mac Pro 1,1 (2006 sucker). It's limited to SATA 2 and no M.2 through PCIe slot (unless it runs SATA or something). I literally had to Hackintosh my genuine Mac Pro to run El Capitan, because it isn't "officially supported". Hilarious.
El Cap and newer use bits of the hardware of unsupported Macs simply lack. So while you have it working, it's a crippled system in some ways. 64bit was a bit cut off point for a lot of older system. For some reason the first few generations of Intel Macs were 32bit EFI's rather than 64bit, which is hilarious because the entire stack was 64bit on the G5 platform. It kind of regressed in that regard until Intel came out with the Core 2 series and equivalent Xeon lines.
Old reply I know but just clarifying a couple points. The Mac Pro has ALWAYS been 64 bit compatible due to the use of Xeon processors from the very first generation, so that is not the limiting factor that it doesn't run El Capitan or newer Mac OS. Also, the "first few generations of Intel Macs" that were 32bit was literally only the first generation. Starting with the first refresh later in 2006, all Macs had Core 2 duo or better processors, which are 64 bit compatible.
That's cute but they define what they mean by Apple at the beginning of the contract. Or at least I assume they do since every contract written up now a days defines things like that.
Colaman112 im pretty sure they passed a legislation that states if a product is purchased the end user can do what they want with that product and not be sued however; The os being free might be a legal loophole.
For a while now, I was thinking about running MacOS in VirtualBox just so I could study the binary, and then compiling a free-software equivalent of it (much like how some people came together and studied Android's OS and created Replicant). While it would be challenging to do so, its not impossible, and Apple can do very little to intervene, considering studying the binary is completely different than breaking into their servers and stealing their source code, and a free-software equivalent would be different enough to where it wouldn't be considered a knock-off.
Outside of the iPhone I don't think he actually has much of a clue what goes on in the world of Apple lol. It's pretty obvious whenever he has a Mac on the show, he's obviously clueless on so many of the basic fundamental things it boggles the mind to think he's actually a tech geek. I'm wondering how much of it is genuine ignorance and how much is wilful to play up to his obviously mostly Mac hating audience.
12 years? Are you sure? I am pretty sure Apple ][ compatible hardware was sold since the success of the Apple ][. Technically that is not a "Hackint0sh" since the term could only be introduced since there was actually the Macintosh on the market.
Just installed hackintosh, it's great, good hardware, windows install for gaming and all the polish the OS brings! Sucks for dual monitor support though
Spade Kent oh yeah it runs great, it's just a lot of stuff that stands out like not being able to open mission control on just one monitor, its not a deal breaker by any means its just aggravating when the rest of the OS is so well polished
Dude, I thought it wouldn't work either, but all I had to do was install NvidiaGraphicsFixup (or IntelGraphicsFixup) and it worked flawlessly! Once I did that, I could even set my system definition as iMac17,1 or MacPro6,1! They would just give me a black screen before. Ask me if you have any questions. I'm pro at this. ;) To clarify, Nvidia and IntelGraphicsFixup are kexts that need to be injected or installed, and can be found here: sourceforge.net/u/lvs1974/profile/
ive put one of the iphone-apple-stickers on a thermaltake tower housing a hackintosh; is it apple-branded? i think so :D - at least it will easily run away from current mac"pro"s ;'D
And that is why judges have technical advisors to tell them exactly what's going on. When companies get sued for security breaches and have to prove they 'had adequate security' that's what happens. So you'd be screwed! :P
Turbulencje well yes you can swap the parts of the 2005 Mac pro if it is the one that I think you are talking about because it is a tower and it can be completely dissassembled as far as I remember.
Francis Srečko Fabian afaik is there no 2005 Mac Pro. There is the 2006 Mac Pro - with a Intel Woodcrest processor. In this case it may be possible due to the fact that this is no longer a PowerPC platform. Unfortunately, if it is a Power Mac G5 from 2005, the chances are small that you can run it easily. This model was using PowerPC architecture rather than an Intel architecture. If it works it works by some third party port, but I really can't imagine that anyone one would take this work load just to run an modern software on quite old hardware. Furthermore I don't know if it is even possible because MacOS is closed-source.
In Poland, installing/using/selling hackintosh is completly legal. "You downloaded Mac OS for free. Now you are "owner" of this copy so you can do whatever you want with that."
I'm pretty sure the End user license agreement is only about support and guarantee of functionality here in america. Basically, you can do whatever, but if you use it in a way Apple didn't tell you, you can't go suing them for making a faulty product, and refusing to refund, or fix it.
tbh it sucks because my wifi doesn't have a kext available, and i'm not hackintosh nerdy enough to be able to make one myself... but it's fine on my desktop, i just rather not use it on my desktop since that's what i use for developing so i rather use linux or windows on dualboot :P i really hope the mac os itself is going to support more stuff so that people don't have to compile drivers themselfs
The closest thing to a high end Hackintosh these days that isn't a "*Hack*intosh" is getting an old Mac Pro from 2010, installing an X5680 on it, a fast SSD, and a GTX 1080 Ti since Nvidia has official drivers for it for the macOS.
I've been running Hackintosh systems for nearly 10 years. I've had amazing results. I've even bought several Macs and other Apple accessories because of such a great interconnected ecosystem experience. In fact, my last project (about 3 years ago) is a NAS hackintosh. Although it's specs are meh, it churns through any kind of processing I throw at it. 3.5Ghz quad core Intel i5, 32GB 2133Mz RAM, 250GB SSD boot drive, Gigabyte mini motherboard. Everything works out of the box. For data protection, I have SnapRaid set up with (8) 3TB hard drives, and (2) 3TB parity drives. For remote backup, I use Crashplan. I use Resilio Sync for something like an unlimited Dropbox. All my devices are backed up to it using TimeMachine and their counterparts.
I built my first hackintosh when I was 15 years old and it worked very well on a Celeron processor. It was OS X Leopard with two displays + original apple USB mouse and aluminum keyboard. So I had the full experience ;) I used it for 3 years before buying my first MacBook and it was much more stable than Windows. Windows 7 could give me a BSOD at any given time on that PC, while Mac OS kernel panics only happened if I did something wrong during the installation. If done properly you can get a very good, stable machine. If not, you will have a bad time, but any operating system can give you head aches, even with drivers from official sources and etc. if you don’t do it right. I just do not recommend it for average users, you need to have a certain level of knowledge so you’ll be able to understand problems when they happen and how to fix them.
i'm a happy customac user, running both osx and win10 with a 1050ti in a complete silent build (no fans, no hdd). so i can enjoy working on my mac and playing in 4k with the same machine, and in silence! no brand sells a machine as awesome as mine, so i had to do it myself!
Had mine running for over 4 years now. It wasn’t exactly flawless at first, but once you sus out all the idiosyncrasies, it truly because a real Mac experience. I suggest making a hybrid machine with windows also installed, but on a separate drive. Best of both worlds in one machine. As for transferring files between both OS, use a local NAS.
But you can dual boot without problems ? I`m about to get an Alienware 15r3 and read that is good for Hackintosh but I want to be able to boot to Windows and play games in it.
Gregory Solarte no problems at all if you keep windows on a hard drive and osx on another, partitioning is possible but keeping them on separate hard drives makes it bulletproof
I've only gone through one BSOD, after that my lappie never showed a BSOD again ( most likely the error was sorted out), anyway it's interesting to hear about Hackintosh again. #IamStickingWithWindows10 #Period.
apart from rehabman it sucks... i mean why would you use their tools anyways and their support is a shame... insanelymac.com and hackintosh-forum.de are the best choice
their tools use open source tools from the community without permission. also its mostly outdated. if you are a paying customer you can count on their support. oh wait - no, even then only according to their hardware listings
Haven't done a hackintosh yet. I always assumed people were using some pirated and hacked version of OS X, but they were actually downloading it straight from Apple. Very informative video.
I first dabbled with Hackintosh back when Snow Leopard was the main OSX, I installed it onto a Lenovo laptop I had laying around and it worked flawlessly, Now, I ditched Windows pc for a iMac however, This iMac has been extensively upgraded with a modified Nvidia series gpu that supports EFI and a hell of a lot more ram, I bootcamped windows too for gaming and have the best of both worlds, essentially the reverse of a hackintosh :)
One of the largest parts of the hackintosh community is pro audio people. Just as gaming is better on Windows because of all the history behind gaming on Windows, pro audio is that much better in OS X because the very first ProTools rigs were on Mac and that's where the pro audio community has been since then.
imessage facetime icloud all run great on my hackintosh just gotta tweak a few things and call apple to activate your "mac's" serial to enable imessage
They should honestly be happy people are building Hackintoshes, as people are drafting towards MacOs. They're like "YAY MONEY. Money talks. MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY dollar dollar, dollar dollar
I like that you didn't actually give Tmac credit but pointed out his apps that would help your majority of your viewers get going. but you did mention OSx86 which is awesome. but great video. im using a hackintosh on a 2009 dell435mt runing high Sierra, and iMessage was easy AF to get enabled
I have a perfect running copy of Mojave running on an HP Elitebook. iMessage and FaceTime both work as well as power management, sleep and full graphics acceleration. It was something I worked on just to see if I could. Now it sits on a shelf waiting to be a different project.
After watching this video, I thought about turning my old as Moses bedroom computer into a Hackintosh. I found that a few people had done it with that specific computer, but it wasn't easy in any way. Think I'll take a hard pass and stick with the penguin.
What is "regular" prison? Because she was cooperating they agreed she could go to the low risk of escape halfway house thing.....more like detention then Prison but she did serve time there
This guy's voice and his mannerisms; it's like listening to a cat being strangled, whilst you're watching it slide down a chalkboard, and its throwing up. A truly horrific milieu.
I ran a successful hackingtosh for 2 years. It's a pain to figure out the right settings and shit you need for your system, because it's different for every system. But after that it's pretty cool.
@@NidraxGaming It also doesn't requre jumping through hoops to get into working. To get MacOS working out-of-the-box you have to buy Apple's overpriced and sometimes badly made hardware.
@@frataltay4543 well, it's not like you are legally allowed to run macOS on anything other than Apple's products nor the OS is designed to work on hardware that is not sold by Apple. But in the end, the OS itself is (as far as I know) pretty well designed, nice and consistent looking, as Apple just has whole departments to work on the UI, and far more user-friendly than any Linux can ever be. But the point is… Elementary is not even design to look like macOS. You can do a far better job yourself with proper Cinnamon and GTK+ themes plus Docky. It's just… there will always be some shortcomings here and there and it wil fall apart anyway once you run any KDE application.
Maybe this is what the iMac "Pro" will be using? It would make sense lol. AMD looks to have given Intel the much needed kick in the ass to get itself in gear and start improving things again. Competition is good!
where can you get an apple computer for only $1800. ha-ha. At my huge computer store i walk through the isles i see 1 to 2 of them for apple. I walk through the rest of the store and see the other 95 % windows and windows programs. The difference is Microsoft pcs about $500 for a good one. and about $3000. for an apple! thoughs are about the only differences.
Goober and Buddy I have a Mac for one reason and one reason only: It is my school distributed computer. As much as I dislike the Mac lineup because they are overpriced for the performance and features you are getting, my school MacBook Air 2015 is the hardest working machine in my whole house. With the school year wrapping up, it has been working harder than ever, and just tonight, I had it running 3 word documents, at least 10 tabs on Chrome, it was running hot and it's RAM was being absolutely maxed out... but after hours of hard work it got the job done. Though I personally prefer my Dell gaming laptop running Windows 10, I can't help but say that my Mac, at the end of the day, is a good computer, and I'm going to miss it when I have to hand it in at the end of the schoolyear. I'll get it back in September though, and in that time, I still have my trust Dell.
He didn't even research about it, there's a lot of information left behind and some if inaccurate. DSDT, vanilla install, Clover, Wi-Fi cards, Uefi install. Having said that, the most important thing is to find a processor - video card combination, the rest is easy.
Just theme linux with a noobslab macOS theme. You’ll have full compatibility, and a mac interface which i am using on my linux laptop. Hackintosh is unnecessary. And if you need an app to work, keep windows, but dual boot linux.
(I know this doesn't work but) That is a terrible solution. Again, if all you are using is the Adobe CC suite and you just miss Mac Os, that's fine. But, if you use MAC exclusive apps like Logic or Scriviner, then that won't work at all in the long run.
@@kirinplays3822 I really hope that happens since most of the art apps I use work on Mac os anyways and while Windows-Linux usually has bad performance, I can see Mac to Linux being better since they're both based on Unix. That could also help me convert my laptop to Linux since Scriviner, IMovie and Logic are all I use it for.
Lol I installed it twice without checking for compatibility before on my pc, once for Maverick and once for Yosemite and worked super fine XD lucky I guess
honestly, I think steve jobs would be happy to see you download a hackintosh, since its rebelling against the new apple which is literally the polar opposite of what it was when he was the co-founder.
Don Omar that’s been possible since 2006. Make a bootable windows usb, hold down the option key when you turn on the Mac, pick the install usb and install Mac OS. If you want both oses side by side, in Mac OS open applications>utilities>boot camp utility and let it partition it for windows then do the install
@@eaymonddull I don't he asked you for a tutorial my dude nor if it was possible way back, he simply said that he has windows installed onto a macintosh
Well since they already put in the effort to make a Hackintosh video they might as well do an update to the Hackintosh vs. Mac Pro video from a few years back.
*Will apple sue me*
Laughs in 3rd World Country
@Russian Bias He is not wrong though. I think that the "fail" that you sense is your own.
@Russian Bias kindergarden roasts, noice
@Russian Bias Wait I am Spanish now? dumbness intensifies
@Russian Bias btw something that I noticed, Spanish is one of the most spoken language, so how does no one understand? and how can a language be pretty useless, please explain your shitty logic.
@Russian Bias Ah and while u are here explain how am I Spanish? I don't speak Spanish nor I am one, so what makes you think that I am. I'm interested
I remember when my goal in life was to build a Hackintosh, it took me weeks to get all the hardware together and a working install. Then I got bored and quit using it after about 2 weeks. hmm... fun experiment, tho!
@Bukan Vanessa Angel everything...
paradoxdesigns yeah but im sure you learned something new from it. If you did vanilla install offcourse
"goal in life"
"weeks to prepare"
"2 weeks to get bored"
@@hpsmash77 and then he died... he achieved his life goal so..
@@hpsmash77 ADHD be like
not cool
Steve Jobs thought you died
I will live FOREVER!!!
is that steve jobs
YES!!! as long as you buy Apple products, i will live
Steve Jobs i buy orange products
This reminds me of Doctor Strange. The warnings come after all the instructions.
This is a good comment.
@@asutoshbiswal8906 This is a good comment
Just don't use Apple software that suck
@@drabberfrog This is a Good Comment
@@mr.collins357 apple software is best ive used windows and android but apple is better
This has definitely changed a lot with the introduction of Opencore, it has simply made it so easy to make a super stable Hackintosh, I indeed use one, and trust, it just took about 2 hours, and I already had a more stable system that even what windows can offer, bye bye BSOD and Bloatware! And updating literally is as easy as clicking "update"
Because of OpenCore I manage to Hackintosh my Acer Aspire 5.
So, to you somehow 2 hours is quick?
*gets tired of BSODs. Goes for kernel panics instead.*
I know this is a joke, but I have to say this anyway - if you choose good hardware, not really true anymore (usually people with hackintosh experience from a couple of years ago say this, but nowadays it's actually quite stable).
I agree. I have two hackintoshes. One of them is a laptop so... Tons of issues.
I've never had a kernel panic on my Hackintosh - yet for a while my PC blue screened every time I woke it out of sleep on Windows 10 😂😂 I think it's fixed now tho
Stan's Tech Videos disabling Quick Boot in the energy settings should've fixed the issue.
yeah, cause those two things happen the same amount. Kids.
My Hackintosh is build into a Powermac G5 case. So in essence that's an "Apple branded" computer 🙄
Mine is too, I laughed at this so badly
same :D
So technically, I can stick an apple logo on my hackintosh machine :D
JohnnyVVlog lmao I don't have a G5 case but I seriously want one
Now that's how a lawyer would act. I congratulate you on your skills of being politically correct.
Steve Jobs and Wozniak were hackers themselves, they would have loved this if they were younger but then started closing everything up once they were the person making the system.
It's mostly Jobs who pushed the philosophy of closing everything, Wozniak really was what we could call a "hacker" in his philosophy, he wanted Apple to be more open and honest regarding hardware and software.
Its called business, you gotta make money off something
I agree, but as someone who's often depicted as the visionary innovator Jobs wasn't the angel, he stole many ideas before trying to lock them under patents, I'm glad that Apple somehow failed to take the lead in computers, the internet today could've been very different, for example.
You're right on Jobs but not Woz.
We can thank Apple for the internet as it exists today, mostly standards based. They pushed like hell to make the web an open standards based place. We can also thank them for rich media (specifically video) content on the web. MPEG4 is more or less just the .mov format wrapped in an open patent pool for anybody to licence. They were YEARS ahead of everyone else with their video playback formats and performance. QuickTime was so good that Microsoft copied lines of code from it to get smooth video playback on Windows back in the day (well, more accurately it was Intel who did it on Microsoft's behalf).
Apple could have very easily used them into oblivion but chose to go with a patent cross licence agreement and for Microsoft to invest money into Apple publicly to show they were happy to play nicely with the competition (as some context, this was when Microsoft were bring dragged through the courts for anti-competitive behaviour. Apple had them by the balls and could have genuinely had them split into at least two separate companies with ease). This is where the $150million investment thing comes from, and their commitment to Office on the Mac. People wrongly assume that $150million saved Apple. It would have lasted a month if that, it was a drop in the bucket compared to their overheads at the time, it was simply a "we think Apple are worth investing in" move by Microsoft and nothing else.
I have an old Mac Pro 1,1 (2006 sucker). It's limited to SATA 2 and no M.2 through PCIe slot (unless it runs SATA or something). I literally had to Hackintosh my genuine Mac Pro to run El Capitan, because it isn't "officially supported". Hilarious.
El Cap and newer use bits of the hardware of unsupported Macs simply lack. So while you have it working, it's a crippled system in some ways. 64bit was a bit cut off point for a lot of older system. For some reason the first few generations of Intel Macs were 32bit EFI's rather than 64bit, which is hilarious because the entire stack was 64bit on the G5 platform. It kind of regressed in that regard until Intel came out with the Core 2 series and equivalent Xeon lines.
mortenmoulder I bought a hacked 2008 powermac and it runs sierra pretty good.
Old reply I know but just clarifying a couple points. The Mac Pro has ALWAYS been 64 bit compatible due to the use of Xeon processors from the very first generation, so that is not the limiting factor that it doesn't run El Capitan or newer Mac OS.
Also, the "first few generations of Intel Macs" that were 32bit was literally only the first generation. Starting with the first refresh later in 2006, all Macs had Core 2 duo or better processors, which are 64 bit compatible.
mortenmoulder Yeah this isn't uncommon. Mac users do this all the time.
TalesOfWar no it's fine, that's just bullshit they tell ypu.
It says "Apple-branded computer" and not "Mac", so you could draw an Apple logo on any computer and it'd be perfectly legal, right?
You might wanna confirm that with an actual lawyer first since they can read Legalese, but to us standard non-legalese speaking users, it seems so!
PrehistoricGamer its not illegal but its against their eula. So they cant do a thing about it and if they tried it wouldnt get through any court.
That's cute but they define what they mean by Apple at the beginning of the contract. Or at least I assume they do since every contract written up now a days defines things like that.
I think trademark law would say something against that. (not a lawyer, don't know for sure).
Colaman112 im pretty sure they passed a legislation that states if a product is purchased the end user can do what they want with that product and not be sued however; The os being free might be a legal loophole.
love the as Fast As Possible series!
You forgot to capitalize the P. It spells out FAP.
Edited it!
#FAB
42thgamer #FAB ? Brazilian Air Force?
FAP
Me: *Looks up how to make hackintosh*, *thinks this will be easy*
Me Three minutes into the video: NEVER MIND!
It is just look for Olarila the most vanilla experience.
Be sure your pc is intel based
I did it in a few hours. Just put in some effort, and you will be rocking MacOS in no time. :)
its actually quite easy. have a look at tonymacx86's website... its fun... currently duel booting windows and mac high sierra
@@yaseensabi_1 go away with stuff like Tonymac and Niresh Olarila is a good pick or you build your own Vanilla installer
Frapskillar i am about to build one and hear people dislike tonymack.
What should I use instead bro?
When I was 17 I managed to install leopard on an amd machine from walmart. It took a week and it barely worked but I was proud of it.
“On a single apple branded computer”
Jus stick a apple sticker on your hackingtosh
"That oughta do it!"
Does this mean hackintoshing an unsupported Mac is ok to Apple?
For a while now, I was thinking about running MacOS in VirtualBox just so I could study the binary, and then compiling a free-software equivalent of it (much like how some people came together and studied Android's OS and created Replicant). While it would be challenging to do so, its not impossible, and Apple can do very little to intervene, considering studying the binary is completely different than breaking into their servers and stealing their source code, and a free-software equivalent would be different enough to where it wouldn't be considered a knock-off.
Just wanna throw something out there for you all
AMD's RX4xx cards are supported natively by macOS
No drivers
your welcome
too much power consumption and way too high tdp, i'll stick with my gtx1050ti, thanks.
How about the Rx 5xx series
you're****
And rx5xx anyone??
You need Lilu and WhatEverGreen kexts
Hey Linus, the Hackint0sh community has existed for more than 12 years now. It hasn't recently "popped-up".
maybe apple must sue him.
Outside of the iPhone I don't think he actually has much of a clue what goes on in the world of Apple lol. It's pretty obvious whenever he has a Mac on the show, he's obviously clueless on so many of the basic fundamental things it boggles the mind to think he's actually a tech geek. I'm wondering how much of it is genuine ignorance and how much is wilful to play up to his obviously mostly Mac hating audience.
In the USA, a EULA generally falls apart when compared to the 'law of the land'...
12 years? Are you sure? I am pretty sure Apple ][ compatible hardware was sold since the success of the Apple ][. Technically that is not a "Hackint0sh" since the term could only be introduced since there was actually the Macintosh on the market.
Arne Döring Hackint0sh or OSx86 came to exist after the introduction of Intel Macs or Mactels as we called it then.
I'm on a Hackintosh. Why am I watching this? lol
Why not?
:D Me too
Ditto
😂
Because you gotta fill that time in.
2:37 lol legacy boot has the beard
Much like you...
:O that Sabertooth X58
I didn't know I needed to put that into a used parts build until now
Gorgeous, and perfect for a military theme build
Just installed hackintosh, it's great, good hardware, windows install for gaming and all the polish the OS brings! Sucks for dual monitor support though
Spade Kent oh yeah it runs great, it's just a lot of stuff that stands out like not being able to open mission control on just one monitor, its not a deal breaker by any means its just aggravating when the rest of the OS is so well polished
Dude, I thought it wouldn't work either, but all I had to do was install NvidiaGraphicsFixup (or IntelGraphicsFixup) and it worked flawlessly! Once I did that, I could even set my system definition as iMac17,1 or MacPro6,1! They would just give me a black screen before. Ask me if you have any questions. I'm pro at this. ;)
To clarify, Nvidia and IntelGraphicsFixup are kexts that need to be injected or installed, and can be found here: sourceforge.net/u/lvs1974/profile/
I want to give hackintosh a try, do you guys recommend any website as source of information?
Don't enable disk vault! hehe
Tonymacx86, i use the forums and guides on there to build my x99 hackintosh
I've got a pretty good Hackintosh build! I love it!
dont say that apple will sue you(im on apples side)
you should not be stealing my ideas...buy Apple
we WILL!!!
More detailed review? any compatibility issues? I want to get a dell laptop myself but i need to make sure it will work.
enjoy
#LinusLinuxTips
SINUS LEBASTIAN AHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Sinus Lebastian your name is so funny
ive put one of the iphone-apple-stickers on a thermaltake tower housing a hackintosh; is it apple-branded? i think so :D - at least it will easily run away from current mac"pro"s ;'D
"Just hope Steve Jobs isn't *watching you beyond the grave...* "
"Apple-branded", so just slap an Apple sticker on it 🍎👍
Anthony Vanover Even better, get a hot poker with Apple's logo and press it to your computer! (Please note I am not responsible for your computer) :)
I like it :D
And that is why judges have technical advisors to tell them exactly what's going on. When companies get sued for security breaches and have to prove they 'had adequate security' that's what happens. So you'd be screwed! :P
that's why they dome with those stickers lol.
LOL
I did it. I sticked my Apple sticker that came with my iPhone on my Hackintosh's case (a Silverstone Fortress ST03).
The fine print "On a single Apple branded computer." 4:05
So just put a Apple sticker on your pc case or laptop then it's legal. :)
I don't think that would quite work, personally. :)
Love how 20 people say first, then fight about it. "NO, I WAS FIRST"
Holy fuck, grow up.
Mikah Mitchell I've always wondered..., what really is a "Holy Fuck"?
DeShawn Terrance Santa Madre Maria being fucked by god to have Jesus
Mikah Mitchell Obviously those people are joking.
Sneakerhead I see those too, but you'd be surprised at how many really aren't joking.
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I wonder if this can be done with a 2005 Mac Pro? It's just sitting there. It's only function is grating cheese.
what do you mean by done? If you mean to use that Mac as MacOS donor, then yes xD
Yep, Turbulencje. That's what I meant. To turn and 2005 Mac pro into a "Hackintosh/modernish" Mac.
Mind blown, can you even swap parts in it? Wouldnt it be cheaper to just build a new pc xd
Turbulencje well yes you can swap the parts of the 2005 Mac pro if it is the one that I think you are talking about because it is a tower and it can be completely dissassembled as far as I remember.
Francis Srečko Fabian afaik is there no 2005 Mac Pro. There is the 2006 Mac Pro - with a Intel Woodcrest processor. In this case it may be possible due to the fact that this is no longer a PowerPC platform. Unfortunately, if it is a Power Mac G5 from 2005, the chances are small that you can run it easily. This model was using PowerPC architecture rather than an Intel architecture. If it works it works by some third party port, but I really can't imagine that anyone one would take this work load just to run an modern software on quite old hardware. Furthermore I don't know if it is even possible because MacOS is closed-source.
In Poland, installing/using/selling hackintosh is completly legal.
"You downloaded Mac OS for free. Now you are "owner" of this copy so you can do whatever you want with that."
no to kurwa!!!
O kurwa
I confirm. Proud polish hackintosh user since 2015.
I'm pretty sure the End user license agreement is only about support and guarantee of functionality here in america.
Basically, you can do whatever, but if you use it in a way Apple didn't tell you, you can't go suing them for making a faulty product, and refusing to refund, or fix it.
yeah like stealing my bike morons
that's such a coincidence! i literally build my first hackintosh yesterday! and now you make a vid about it lol
Damian Damianio so how u like it?
tbh it sucks because my wifi doesn't have a kext available, and i'm not hackintosh nerdy enough to be able to make one myself... but it's fine on my desktop, i just rather not use it on my desktop since that's what i use for developing so i rather use linux or windows on dualboot :P i really hope the mac os itself is going to support more stuff so that people don't have to compile drivers themselfs
don't forget to stick am Apple brand/logo/sticker on it to become legal.
The closest thing to a high end Hackintosh these days that isn't a "*Hack*intosh" is getting an old Mac Pro from 2010, installing an X5680 on it, a fast SSD, and a GTX 1080 Ti since Nvidia has official drivers for it for the macOS.
good idea.
pee pee poo poo
*shit*
Try chrome OS instead.
@@sriramsundar8388 no, chromeos is shit
@@kushagrasyal No its not?!
Kushagra Syal ikr
I've been running Hackintosh systems for nearly 10 years. I've had amazing results. I've even bought several Macs and other Apple accessories because of such a great interconnected ecosystem experience.
In fact, my last project (about 3 years ago) is a NAS hackintosh. Although it's specs are meh, it churns through any kind of processing I throw at it. 3.5Ghz quad core Intel i5, 32GB 2133Mz RAM, 250GB SSD boot drive, Gigabyte mini motherboard. Everything works out of the box.
For data protection, I have SnapRaid set up with (8) 3TB hard drives, and (2) 3TB parity drives. For remote backup, I use Crashplan. I use Resilio Sync for something like an unlimited Dropbox. All my devices are backed up to it using TimeMachine and their counterparts.
I built my first hackintosh when I was 15 years old and it worked very well on a Celeron processor. It was OS X Leopard with two displays + original apple USB mouse and aluminum keyboard. So I had the full experience ;) I used it for 3 years before buying my first MacBook and it was much more stable than Windows. Windows 7 could give me a BSOD at any given time on that PC, while Mac OS kernel panics only happened if I did something wrong during the installation. If done properly you can get a very good, stable machine. If not, you will have a bad time, but any operating system can give you head aches, even with drivers from official sources and etc. if you don’t do it right. I just do not recommend it for average users, you need to have a certain level of knowledge so you’ll be able to understand problems when they happen and how to fix them.
i'm a happy customac user, running both osx and win10 with a 1050ti in a complete silent build (no fans, no hdd). so i can enjoy working on my mac and playing in 4k with the same machine, and in silence! no brand sells a machine as awesome as mine, so i had to do it myself!
i know its 1 year old, but how on earth do you have a 1050ti without fans and, even more amazing, can you play in 4k with it??
@@Tomas-ps2zf who said it wasn't on fire and running at 1 FPS
@TheJaffaMeme Fire? Sounds like an amazing machine indeed
@@Tomas-ps2zf passive cooling my friend
@@Tomas-ps2zf 1050ti does not turn fans unless you play games or have some gpu intensive programs.
5:38 video end here
All of the teachers at my school run windows on their macbooks.
lol
makes sense though, as most school software nowadays is for Windows only
BenniM government employees are never too smart.
Power Users lol
Why buy a macbook when you’ll use windows lol
Because the administration doesn't know any better
Had mine running for over 4 years now.
It wasn’t exactly flawless at first, but once you sus out all the idiosyncrasies, it truly because a real Mac experience. I suggest making a hybrid machine with windows also installed, but on a separate drive. Best of both worlds in one machine. As for transferring files between both OS, use a local NAS.
5:32 If Steve Jobs was still alive, he would have kept the prices for Macs as low as possible, so it wouldn't be necessary to build a Hackintosh
Building hackintosh's ever since Apple made the move to Intel cpu's, never went back to windows personally.
Is it stable?
It is a fairly new concept to me.
Bert Goens extremely stable once you get it working on your system, just be cautious of osx updates
But you can dual boot without problems ? I`m about to get an Alienware 15r3 and read that is good for Hackintosh but I want to be able to boot to Windows and play games in it.
Gregory Solarte no problems at all if you keep windows on a hard drive and osx on another, partitioning is possible but keeping them on separate hard drives makes it bulletproof
I am currently running 10.13.1, no DSDTs, no problems at all, triple-boot with Ubuntu and Windows.
I've only gone through one BSOD, after that my lappie never showed a BSOD again ( most likely the error was sorted out), anyway it's interesting to hear about Hackintosh again. #IamStickingWithWindows10 #Period.
Tonymacx86 is the best forum out there
Bav Graphics shoutout to rehabman
apart from rehabman it sucks... i mean why would you use their tools anyways and their support is a shame... insanelymac.com and hackintosh-forum.de are the best choice
Bav Graphics I got banned from tony mac x86 because I was trying to help a newbie using more real time tools than a forum
AppleLife.ru is great source too. Please use Google Translate because is Russia Languange.
their tools use open source tools from the community without permission. also its mostly outdated.
if you are a paying customer you can count on their support. oh wait - no, even then only according to their hardware listings
Haven't done a hackintosh yet. I always assumed people were using some pirated and hacked version of OS X, but they were actually downloading it straight from Apple.
Very informative video.
I first dabbled with Hackintosh back when Snow Leopard was the main OSX, I installed it onto a Lenovo laptop I had laying around and it worked flawlessly, Now, I ditched Windows pc for a iMac however, This iMac has been extensively upgraded with a modified Nvidia series gpu that supports EFI and a hell of a lot more ram, I bootcamped windows too for gaming and have the best of both worlds, essentially the reverse of a hackintosh :)
Make a new Hackinstosh build. thumbs up of you agree!
Allen Thomas ...or people that prefer final cut pro over premiere/HitFilm.
I just like the cleaner look, there are less viruses and final cut pro!
Allen Thomas ...or for people who only browse the web and check their emails
Allen Thomas only losers use Windows 😂😂
One of the largest parts of the hackintosh community is pro audio people. Just as gaming is better on Windows because of all the history behind gaming on Windows, pro audio is that much better in OS X because the very first ProTools rigs were on Mac and that's where the pro audio community has been since then.
1:15 This will be a meme soon
YEEEAA....... NO
MsLizzy 2 years later
YEAAAAAAAAAAAAA.............
3 years later
imessage facetime icloud all run great on my hackintosh just gotta tweak a few things and call apple to activate your "mac's" serial to enable imessage
The best video, I watched on hackintosh. Thank you
Thx for your tips. I got my Hackintosh running.
I will stick with Windows and the blue screen of death
Imma go with pengoo boi
@@etlttc353 it is linux you fool
Worst thing about a hackintosh, all the port options!
As an apple user you are supposed to want dongels trailing everywhere looking like an octopus
imessage works well on my hackintosh just some steps to do in clover
They should honestly be happy people are building Hackintoshes, as people are drafting towards MacOs. They're like "YAY MONEY. Money talks. MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY dollar dollar, dollar dollar
I like that you didn't actually give Tmac credit but pointed out his apps that would help your majority of your viewers get going. but you did mention OSx86 which is awesome. but great video. im using a hackintosh on a 2009 dell435mt runing high Sierra, and iMessage was easy AF to get enabled
-gf: wanna met my family?
-you: yeaaaaaaaNO.
Peter Paul Chato, best hackintosh TH-cam.
i am with you, just a nice guy
LINUX FOREVER!!!
Pengoo boi FOREVER
1:45 EXTREM GAMER OVER 9000 MOTHERBOARD
I have a perfect running copy of Mojave running on an HP Elitebook. iMessage and FaceTime both work as well as power management, sleep and full graphics acceleration. It was something I worked on just to see if I could. Now it sits on a shelf waiting to be a different project.
iMessage works for hakintosh.
0.25 Speed Drunk Linus!
DUAL BOOT SQUAD WHERE YOU AT
Octopus right here
why not increase the sensitivity?
Me too on my Old Windows PC (Linux), and MacBook Pro Late 2011 (Mac OS Sierra, and Windows 10)
Windows 10 and Ubuntu
Handsome Squiddo Win7 and Win10 woop woop
After watching this video, I thought about turning my old as Moses bedroom computer into a Hackintosh. I found that a few people had done it with that specific computer, but it wasn't easy in any way. Think I'll take a hard pass and stick with the penguin.
Raspberry Pi wins. Bye bye 'small form factor' PC! 😂
This freshbooks thing should help with my business of selling hackintoshes!
just after i installed my first Hackintosh
DeX Ter desktop
Martha Stewart? WHY DID YOU SAY THAT NAME!??!??!
because rich white collar criminals don't go to regular prison
What is "regular" prison?
Because she was cooperating they agreed she could go to the low risk of escape halfway house thing.....more like detention then Prison but she did serve time there
BUILD ONE!! BUILD ONE!!! BUILD ONE!! Plssss
g'damn it. in my head I said "DIVEN" right before you said it. one of us. one of us.
This guy's voice and his mannerisms; it's like listening to a cat being strangled, whilst you're watching it slide down a chalkboard, and its throwing up.
A truly horrific milieu.
I ran a successful hackingtosh for 2 years. It's a pain to figure out the right settings and shit you need for your system, because it's different for every system. But after that it's pretty cool.
Elementary OS, linux that looks like macOS
Only someone who have never seen a mac says that… Elementary is nice, but is far from a mac experience
@@NidraxGaming It also doesn't requre jumping through hoops to get into working. To get MacOS working out-of-the-box you have to buy Apple's overpriced and sometimes badly made hardware.
@@frataltay4543 well, it's not like you are legally allowed to run macOS on anything other than Apple's products nor the OS is designed to work on hardware that is not sold by Apple. But in the end, the OS itself is (as far as I know) pretty well designed, nice and consistent looking, as Apple just has whole departments to work on the UI, and far more user-friendly than any Linux can ever be. But the point is… Elementary is not even design to look like macOS. You can do a far better job yourself with proper Cinnamon and GTK+ themes plus Docky. It's just… there will always be some shortcomings here and there and it wil fall apart anyway once you run any KDE application.
Who cares if it's legal or not, were talking about running an OS on a computer here not murder lol
How much is enough money?
"just hope that TeJob"
I saw that correction :)
When he did the frowny face, his nose looks like eyes of that face.
actually it's "diven'ov'e"
Привет! Как твои дела?
Funny that this Hackintosh-Post came right today, whereas Intel released his new i9!
Hoping that Appels releases some i9 macs next week? ;-)
Maybe this is what the iMac "Pro" will be using? It would make sense lol. AMD looks to have given Intel the much needed kick in the ass to get itself in gear and start improving things again. Competition is good!
Lorenz Schmid No they'll use a CPU from 10 years ago
Apple is always using hardware that is at least a couple generations old. Keeps the profit up.
6:54 had me
The Venn diagram for tech-savvy people and Apple eaters is just two separate circles.
Dove in is the proper way of saying it now but dived in works also.
Apple: $500 - $1,800
Hackintosh: $90- 300
where can you get an apple computer for only $1800. ha-ha. At my huge computer store i walk through the isles i see 1 to 2 of them for apple. I walk through the rest of the store and see the other 95 % windows and windows programs. The difference is Microsoft pcs about $500 for a good one. and about $3000. for an apple! thoughs are about the only differences.
I've built a hackintosh before. But that was a long time ago. macOS for the win!
But who would Apple's software and hardware? How would people know you have Mac OS then?
That shouldn't matter if you're using macOS for any reason other than status. And if you're buying it for status only, you're wasting your money.
Goober and Buddy I have a Mac for one reason and one reason only: It is my school distributed computer. As much as I dislike the Mac lineup because they are overpriced for the performance and features you are getting, my school MacBook Air 2015 is the hardest working machine in my whole house. With the school year wrapping up, it has been working harder than ever, and just tonight, I had it running 3 word documents, at least 10 tabs on Chrome, it was running hot and it's RAM was being absolutely maxed out... but after hours of hard work it got the job done. Though I personally prefer my Dell gaming laptop running Windows 10, I can't help but say that my Mac, at the end of the day, is a good computer, and I'm going to miss it when I have to hand it in at the end of the schoolyear. I'll get it back in September though, and in that time, I still have my trust Dell.
+NJ Sullyalex... if you attempted to do a long sarcastic story-like joke you failed miserably...
Imagine someone closing the video before the warnings.
He didn't even research about it, there's a lot of information left behind and some if inaccurate. DSDT, vanilla install, Clover, Wi-Fi cards, Uefi install.
Having said that, the most important thing is to find a processor - video card combination, the rest is easy.
It's "dove"
it's pigeon
Just theme linux with a noobslab macOS theme. You’ll have full compatibility, and a mac interface which i am using on my linux laptop. Hackintosh is unnecessary. And if you need an app to work, keep windows, but dual boot linux.
(I know this doesn't work but) That is a terrible solution. Again, if all you are using is the Adobe CC suite and you just miss Mac Os, that's fine. But, if you use MAC exclusive apps like Logic or Scriviner, then that won't work at all in the long run.
@@ArtfulCosumDust someone is creating a wine-like compatibility layer for linux that will allow you to run mac apps
so yeah
@@kirinplays3822 I really hope that happens since most of the art apps I use work on Mac os anyways and while Windows-Linux usually has bad performance, I can see Mac to Linux being better since they're both based on Unix.
That could also help me convert my laptop to Linux since Scriviner, IMovie and Logic are all I use it for.
Lol I installed it twice without checking for compatibility before on my pc, once for Maverick and once for Yosemite and worked super fine XD lucky I guess
honestly, I think steve jobs would be happy to see you download a hackintosh, since its rebelling against the new apple which is literally the polar opposite of what it was when he was the co-founder.
My Heart Froze when I saw the BSoD
I like to use WINDOWS on MAC
Don Omar that’s been possible since 2006. Make a bootable windows usb, hold down the option key when you turn on the Mac, pick the install usb and install Mac OS. If you want both oses side by side, in Mac OS open applications>utilities>boot camp utility and let it partition it for windows then do the install
@@eaymonddull I don't he asked you for a tutorial my dude nor if it was possible way back, he simply said that he has windows installed onto a macintosh
im watching this on my hackintosh anyone else?
Yeah boiii 👌😂😂
mee
Who, me?
Well since they already put in the effort to make a Hackintosh video they might as well do an update to the Hackintosh vs. Mac Pro video from a few years back.
linus moves around like an anime character thinking about how he'll win
2:10 or just download an illegal copy of the internet XD
Nathan Huisman absolutely hunky dory if you want an insecure version with the installer package tampered with.
Who wants to install!!!!!
Yo grannie
You're just about 10 years late, sorry
Damn
@@deleted-somethingwell well well 17 years late
well,well,well, 3 comments in a same day!
You're about 23 years lates
@@AffectionateLocomotive here's another one
Linus has aged like fine wine
Me who is watching this 3 years later, on a iMac running Windows 10 with Bootcamp