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RE: Mac on a PC #11
(08-03-2013, 10:28 PM)G‎‏ ‎‏‍‎‎‏ ‎‏‍‎ Wrote: The OS.

When you install Mac on a windows PC, its soooo weird.

Do you mind elaborating a little more? Tongue

It felt weird or the functions didn't work? The last thing I need is my whole computer crashing :confuse:

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RE: Mac on a PC #12
It's 100% possible and it's called a hackintosh. The only tips i'd give you is that you should for sure make sure you aren't using AMD as there are loads of compatibility issues that have a bunch of random patches. Look up some youtube tutorials for this there are plenty.

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RE: Mac on a PC #13
I done this, it sucked so bad. The software kept crashing and didn't boot on a brand new PC. I may try a different ISO file. I'm not sure if it was my ISO. It was also insanely slow and laggy.

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RE: Mac on a PC #14
(08-03-2013, 10:00 PM)Bane__ Wrote: I don't think you can, please correct me if i'm wrong.

You are incorrect.

Download a virtual machine and use that. Much safer that way.

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RE: Mac on a PC #15
A Mac OS on PC would be pretty effing cool Smile
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RE: Mac on a PC #16
I'm having some doubts about this now actually.

The Rainmeter thing that arranges the icons in a line like Mac would do it for me actually Tongue

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RE: Mac on a PC #17
You'd need an all Intel build basically to build a Hackintosh.

I'd also suggest not making your PC look like a Mac. If you truly want a Mac, you'd be better off purchasing an older laptop. The idea of making your machine look like another machine is stupid.


You could use a virtual machine though.

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