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how did you get the hackintosh to work with amd? was it basically the same steps with some amd drivers or something?

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800mhz RAM?

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biostar motherboard and mac os wow grats

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800mhz RAM?

800 x 2 

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Gratz.

Well done. 

GG.

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how did you get the hackintosh to work with amd? was it basically the same steps with some amd drivers or something?

OSx + modified kernals, 3 days of trial and error. 

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800mhz RAM?

800MHz x 2 = 1600MHz also good job its incredibly hard to get an AMD hackintosh to be stable.

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Wow. Much Impressed, very AMD...

This is pro. Good job OP.

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OSx + modified kernals, 3 days of trial and error. 

TEACH ME MASTER!!!

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TEACH ME MASTER!!!

Do you have a amd fx system? 

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Do you have a amd fx system? 

Haha no, but I want to try it for my friend. If it's too complicated its ok, its not for personal use anyways (already have an intel hackintosh).

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Haha no, but I want to try it for my friend. If it's too complicated its ok, its not for personal use anyways (already have an intel hackintosh).

It's not extremely complicated the main issues I had was the intel apple power management thingy 

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