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Hackintoshes are a fun hobby and in my youth I burnt a lot of time messing around with editing kexts, boot loaders, and fixing it after every other update. Soon
by leonroy 9y ago
Hackintoshes are a fun hobby and in my youth I burnt a lot of time messing around with editing kexts, boot loaders, and fixing it after every other update. Soon as I got my first paying job I plowed my first two pay cheques into a Mac Pro and never looked back. The headache of relying on a Hackintosh which could break between updates was just not worth it at all when I had work to do on it.
Are Hackintoshes much more reliable today than they used to be?
- taude 9y agoThe answer is yes, I ran one for two years buy purchasing well-known compatible hardware. But you're still at the mercy of OS X upgrades, which require fiddling and downloading of newer NVidia drivers, etc... So, still not worth it, IMHO.