Should i build a dual os pc with macOS and windows 100

[Flyingchickennugget27]

What the title says

[Flyingchickennugget27]

Oops i mean windows 10 not 100

[xdeathshot20]

you can but it wont be easy to do.  I had a hard enough time getting mac os to run inside of a vm

[Flyingchickennugget27]

If i did get it to work, would it be worth

[Flyingchickennugget27]

@xdeathshot20 if i get it to work will it be worth it

[LogicalDrm]

8 hours ago, Flyingchickennugget27 said:

If i did get it to work, would it be worth

Are you using Mac exclusive software and need iMac Pro level performance for less money?

[Flyingchickennugget27]

Yes because i need mac software for my work but macs are unnecessarily expensive, also i want to mak it a double  boot system with windows 10 aswell for gaming

[LogicalDrm]

51 minutes ago, Flyingchickennugget27 said:

Yes because i need mac software for my work but macs are unnecessarily expensive, also i want to mak it a double  boot system with windows 10 aswell for gaming

Then sure. Like said by others, you need to be very careful with hardware compatibility. And own a mac to get recovery image for installing.

[Flyingchickennugget27]

What is a good dual os build for mac os and windows 10 if you have any suggestions

[duncannah]

A few things to note:

- You can go for either Intel or AMD for the CPU (AMD is a bit more tricky to do)

- nVidia cards aren't supported anymore (except the Kepler Series (GTX 6xx, 7xx))

- AMD iGPUs were never supported

 

A great resource is /r/hackintosh.

 

Here's a basic compatibility guide from /r/hackintosh: https://www.reddit.com/r/hackintosh/wiki/faq#wiki_ok.21_i_fulfil_some_points.2C_what_now.3F