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OS X on a PC
- Thread starter Pr3z
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I would seek out the masters at
OSX86
Check the forums and the Wiki
-just make sure you at least have SSE2
Also speaking from expirience, OSx86 ROCKS - its crazy fast and I commonly use it more than windows (except for games
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I just noticed you have dual core so your going to have to disable 1 core otherwise you will get hardcore lag - its pretty easy to do
OSX86
Check the forums and the Wiki
-just make sure you at least have SSE2
Also speaking from expirience, OSx86 ROCKS - its crazy fast and I commonly use it more than windows (except for games
)I just noticed you have dual core so your going to have to disable 1 core otherwise you will get hardcore lag - its pretty easy to do
Farmergoo said:I would seek out the masters at
OSX86
Check the forums and the Wiki
-just make sure you at least have SSE2
Also speaking from expirience, OSx86 ROCKS - its crazy fast and I commonly use it more than windows (except for games
I just noticed you have dual core so your going to have to disable 1 core otherwise you will get hardcore lag - its pretty easy to do
Cool thanks for the link. I'm excited to see OS X run.
Sorry for the noobish question but what is SSE2?
I played around with Tiger x86 when I had a 915G computer last yeat. It's easy to install from the installation DVD using the guides and it worked pretty well.
You can buy an Intel-based (Core Solo) Mac mini for only $599 if you feel a bit guilty about downloading OSX. Considering the hardware you get and the tiny form factor, it's a pretty decent deal. With Boot Camp you can dual that system with Windows XP easily. AOpen's mini PC systems are more expensive and much slower and i'm tired of waiting for other mini clones so maybe i'll end up with a Mac in a few months.
You can buy an Intel-based (Core Solo) Mac mini for only $599 if you feel a bit guilty about downloading OSX.
Considering the hardware you get and the tiny form factor, it's a pretty decent deal. With Boot Camp you can dual that system with Windows XP easily. AOpen's mini PC systems are more expensive and much slower and i'm tired of waiting for other mini clones so maybe i'll end up with a Mac in a few months.pxc said:I played around with Tiger x86 when I had a 915G computer last yeat. It's easy to install from the installation DVD using the guides and it worked pretty well.
You can buy an Intel-based (Core Solo) Mac mini for only $599 if you feel a bit guilty about downloading OSX.
That actually sounds like a good idea. I just made a website for around that price and a mac would be kinda nice to have. Would the mini be able to support 1680x1050 rez?