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to all new users. As a second step, please read our Forum Rules and Posting Guidelines, it is very important!!! Also, as members of 'Joined Group', your accounts will be very limited and we explained here the reason(s) of.  Just remember the hackintosh is not an exact science, so some things will or will not work for you. As solution, reading a lot.  We hope you'll enjoy your stay here at IM.     Good Hack (signed artur_pt) BR   fantomas  

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DapperDuck
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Hi all. Been registered to InsanelyMac for a few years now but never really had a part in the community here because my old Haswell Hackintosh was working mostly OOB. 

 

Sadly my old mobo died a few weeks ago so I bought new parts such as an I7 8700k. Got my new Hackintosh working now thanks to this topic 

Hope I can help others as well.

 

Cheers.

 

 

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rio2
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First got into hackintoshes when I installed Snow leopard on my crappy prebuilt Dell in 2012. I was completely clueless about mac os x and computers in general, so I used tonycrap's ripoffbeast. But over the last six years I learned about Unix, learned to program in C and to kind of understand x86 assembly. So looking for a new challenge I install macOS on my new Ryzen PC and I'm currently trying to make the AMD hackintosh "experience" as smooth as possible.

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1 hour ago, rio2 said:

First got into hackintoshes when I installed Snow leopard on my crappy prebuilt Dell in 2012. I was completely clueless about mac os x and computers in general, so I used tonycrap's ripoffbeast. But over the last six years I learned about Unix, learned to program in C and to kind of understand x86 assembly. So looking for a new challenge I install macOS on my new Ryzen PC and I'm currently trying to make the AMD hackintosh "experience" as smooth as possible.

Good luck man I feel your pain I think i'm heading down the coding and Unix road to try and resurrect an old '06 mac pro that someone has killed and left windows only :D 

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Simcaa
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Hello together,

 

i'm new to Hackintosh, but i try my best. Got the first System to work, with some Guides. But it is freezing randomly. So i googled and was landing here ;) 

 

And MadL0n has a good Guide and is helping, when it is possible. So hopefully i'll get rid of the problem and can keep my macOS :-)

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Hello fellow OSX fans.

 

Im new to the Hackintosh world, about 6 months.

 

Love Macs, however, until Apple releases a decent tower I am forced to an alternative.  I find this a very interesting hobby. The parts for my Gaming build will be here today, I cant wait to install OSX on it! :)

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