Thread: I7 2600K, Asus P8P67 PRO, Asus 470 GTX... Possible Hackintosh?

Hi! First of all, sorry for my english, I'm from spain, and in my language there are not too much information about Hackintosh... So, my question is about to make a Hackintosh with these specs, I think it's possible because I've seen in youtube a rig like mine running OS...

But what I'd like to be sure that all my hardware will be enable, because some time ago I tried to install OS in another rig and some things were disable...

Could someone guide me a little bit? I'm a real begginer in that field... Anyone with similar setup?

Best regards!

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Yes ofcourse its possibile!

Do you know a guide or something like that?

By the way, my mobo is the first gen of Sata 3 Intel's defect...

Greetings!

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Sorry now i need to go but i'm back after 3-4 hours then i can say or another member can guide you.Bye

Thanks!


So, could someone give me some tips?

Thanks in advance

Edit: So I did a little of research and found I could have problems with my Asus 470 GTX... I would like to have graphics acceleration enabled...

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Sorry for long wait,i'm back now.
What version you want to install?
10.4(Tiger)
10.5(Leopard)
10.6(Snow Leopard)
10.7(Lion)

Originally Posted by theskillzdoriftar

Sorry for long wait,i'm back now.
What version you want to install?
10.4(Tiger)
10.5(Leopard)
10.6(Snow Leopard)
10.7(Lion)

Thanks for you kindness, first i tell you i would like to install os because it's better for music production that i'm currently doing as a hobby... So, i preffer something stable... But if all version you described aboved are stable, I think i'd go for Lion... If not, the most stable version...

Thanks again for your kindly support!



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Do not listen to the person above! ^

You have a Sandy Bridge system, it will work flawlessly on Snow Leopard 10.6.8 and Lion with a retail installation, not using some unstable distro as said above this post.

To install Snow Leopard, firstly get a retail Snow Leopard DVD (10.6.3), and follow the iBoot+Multibeast method. After that, use UpdateHelper to install the 10.6.8 update. After that, use the xMove method to install Lion. It's not 100% fool-proof but if you read instructions it'll go flawlessly. Any questions? Ask away!

AppliArt he is a really newbie in this and is not better to install with my way?is easy than that...

It's not because it is easier, we just don't support distro installations, and as he is using a Sandy Bridge system, it won't even work. Distros are outdated and don't give stable systems.