Processing install macOS in pc

[arya2406]

how i install macOS in my windows PC

 

[Cyler]

This is called "Hackintosh" in case you want to search more about it and it's not as straightforward as installing Windows, nor it's for the faint of heart. You need specific hardware or research a lot about your own hardware.


@RedDove made a guide that you can find here.

Tutorials - How to Build a Hackintosh

This was made by Beau Carnes I need to add that I found this on google and thought to share. Thanks @Cyler for the help, you rock. I'm taking my chances, please don't hurt me. :( It is not illegal to create a Hackintosh for personal use but it does go against Apple's End User License...

www.teamos.xyz

Other than that, research on the internet for various problems.

 

[MIAN MUZAMMAL]

Edit: hackintosh is good only when you habe high end pc

 

[Cyler]

Edit: hackintosh is good only when you habe high end pc

I don't think that is true. I mean the better the hardware the better the performance, much like any OS but If you have a PC with a 4-core CPU and integrated graphics, and 8 GB of RAM, you are good to go. The only issue is with Nvidia graphics cards later than 7 series that won't work on a Mac OS and you better have an AMD one or an integrated one.

Now the requirements might be different if you try to run Mac Os in a VM and not on metal, but that is another story.

Note that we are talking about the OS itself. If you want for example to run Premiere and 4k/8k videos or Photoshop and edit large-size photos, then yes, you need a high-end PC but that's Premiere or Photoshop that asks it, and not the Mac OS itself.

 

[MIAN MUZAMMAL]

I don't think that is true. I mean the better the hardware the better the performance, much like any OS but If you have a PC with a 4-core CPU and integrated graphics, and 8 GB of RAM, you are good to go. The only issue is with Nvidia graphics cards later than 7 series that won't work on a Mac OS and you better have an AMD one or an integrated one.

Now the requirements might be different if you try to run Mac Os in a VM and not on metal, but that is another story.

Note that we are talking about the OS itself. If you want for example to run Premiere and 4k/8k videos or Photoshop and edit large-size photos, then yes, you need a high-end PC but that's Premiere or Photoshop that asks it, and not the Mac OS itself.

you are right, but no one just install macos for nothing (except me lol) thats why i advised him if he is gonna some high processing tasks then high end pc will be best if he just wants to try then no worries