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Installing mac os/a mac os, onto Windows 10.

JHurley7nrx
By JHurley7nrx
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I have been trying to get some version of mac installed onto my pc so I can use logic pro, I have been trying to install hackintosh onto my pc and had no luck with it working. I reformated the HDD I was using and also re installed the install files onto a USB drive, I used all the recommended bios settings. Any ideas how to make it work please help if you can. 

 

System being used,

 

I7 6700K

16GB DDR4 HyperX

GTX 1060 6GB

Z170 Pro Gaming/Aura

 

Cheers to anyone who replys ?

 

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tbh I have never played around with macOS, but can you not just run it in a VM?

 

 

 

 

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4 minutes ago, Senzelian said:

tbh I have never played around with macOS, but can you not just run it in a VM?

Ah ok, yeah I have a working mac VM but its so slow

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VM and hackintosh are your two options. If you want good hackintosh help I would head over to the tonymac86 forums and look around there.

 

For a hackintosh you need very specific hardware that is mostly in line with Apple hardware. For your hardware I am not sure on the CPU, but remember there is no NVIDIA driver support for the Pascal cards in the most recent version of OSX.

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Best solution is a KVM like the one Linus showed off in a few videos. (Two now?)

 

A bare metal hackintosh is honestly way more finicky and difficult.

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