I basically did the same thing, but it went like this: 1. Build my first PC (similar specs as theirs, the important bits anyway) 2. Install Arch Linux

I basically did the same thing, but it went like this: 1. Build my first PC (similar specs as theirs, the important bits anyway) 2. Install Arch Linux and be comfortable with that 3. Curiosity builds, I attempt a Hackintosh install and am greeted with everything but audio working. 4. Back to arch for a few months. 5. iAtkos v7 came out a little while ago, I tried it, and it worked flawlessly. I am now running 10.5.7 as my main OS. Woo. (Side-rant: I have to use a codeblock for a list? Seriously? For such a technical site this place sure isn't pretty when it comes to functionality and overall completeness. It's like someone started working on it, forgot about it, and people are using it without the creator knowing about it.) So, while this may be a "How to make a Hackintosh" post, it is actually more helpful as the hardware they mention is hardware that did not work properly in the past. My installation and setup was much less difficult than theirs, though, I just had to select NVEnabler and the GT200 video drivers and everything worked.