YellowRubberDucky111

Well here's my Part List, would this work? Also could I use a VM to install a downloadable version of Mojave? Or do I have to use an actual Mac?

Hello, I've recently gotten interested in double booting but I've wanted to take it a step farther. I'm currently running windows 10 on an SSD and i have a blank 1tb HD that I've partitioned in half. My idea was that i could try loading Kubuntu and Mojave on to the same HD and be able to use him at native speed. I know I could use a VM and get practically the same result, but I feel like this is much more fun and will keep me occupied for a while. So my question is, can i even do this? Is there a guide on how you would accomplish something like this? Do i need 3rd party programs like Clover? I know this process will be painful, especially finding a way to run Mojave on my PC, but as I've said it seems like a fun project and would like to take a shot at it. Thanks

MSI Afterburner Temp:172-174F Voltage: 906mV GPU Clock: 1695MHz Memory Clock: 7000MHz\ HW Monitor Core Temps: 95-120F Core Clocks: 4700MHz GPU Voltage: 0.875-0.895V GPU Clocks Graphics: 1710MHz Memory: 7000MHz Video: 1605MHz Test were made by using MSI Kombustor

I use all those programs and all my drivers are installed I never have anything running in the background but steam and discord

Im currently playing at 1080p 60hz. My friends play on the same resolution

I use MSI Afterburner and HW Monitor to monitor my pc

So I finished building my first pc and I went to go play R6S, I noticed I was hitting a consistent 50-70 frames sometime dropping to 40 on Ultra Graphics. My friends with arguably less powerful rigs are way outperforming mine hitting 100+frames. Is something wrong with my computer? Did I configure it wrong? Info: Windows 10 Home Part List HW Monitor: 160-175F GPU User Benchmark Result: https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/21342720 Sidenote- Its pretty interesting that user benchmark says my PC is way above average but it performs poorly whenever I play video games