Hi... I'm a mac lover and thnx to osx86 now i can run mac on my PC which is really awesome.
and as a real mac lover i still want my own original apple mac but i guess i have to sell one of my kidney for that. but still i would like to know what I'm missing. like some difference between original mac and osx86 mac one of them i know is the screen color which are far better in original mac. but i guess this is not a very huge difference. and i would like to know more. for example performance difference stability difference e.t.c...
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#1
Posted 02 September 2009 - 11:27 PM
#2
Posted 03 September 2009 - 12:17 AM
The screen color is because of the apple monitors, not because of osx86/real Mac OS X.
The difference is a mac has some extra hardware PC's don't have. They also share some of the same hardware but in different variations. Both can be accommodated with just a few kexts. For example, my dell e520 runs vanilla Mac OS X Leopard just as a real mac would, with a patched PIIXATA kext for my motherboard, and fake smc.kext which emulates the SMC hardware chip macs have but PC's dont. Because I have so few extra kexts, my system has never crashed since the original install. It varies system to system, if you build a compatible system, expect good results.
The difference is a mac has some extra hardware PC's don't have. They also share some of the same hardware but in different variations. Both can be accommodated with just a few kexts. For example, my dell e520 runs vanilla Mac OS X Leopard just as a real mac would, with a patched PIIXATA kext for my motherboard, and fake smc.kext which emulates the SMC hardware chip macs have but PC's dont. Because I have so few extra kexts, my system has never crashed since the original install. It varies system to system, if you build a compatible system, expect good results.
#3
Posted 03 September 2009 - 08:54 PM
blkhockeypro19, on Sep 3 2009, 05:47 AM, said:
The screen color is because of the apple monitors, not because of osx86/real Mac OS X.
The difference is a mac has some extra hardware PC's don't have. They also share some of the same hardware but in different variations. Both can be accommodated with just a few kexts. For example, my dell e520 runs vanilla Mac OS X Leopard just as a real mac would, with a patched PIIXATA kext for my motherboard, and fake smc.kext which emulates the SMC hardware chip macs have but PC's dont. Because I have so few extra kexts, my system has never crashed since the original install. It varies system to system, if you build a compatible system, expect good results.
The difference is a mac has some extra hardware PC's don't have. They also share some of the same hardware but in different variations. Both can be accommodated with just a few kexts. For example, my dell e520 runs vanilla Mac OS X Leopard just as a real mac would, with a patched PIIXATA kext for my motherboard, and fake smc.kext which emulates the SMC hardware chip macs have but PC's dont. Because I have so few extra kexts, my system has never crashed since the original install. It varies system to system, if you build a compatible system, expect good results.
does your laptop has any performance issue?
this is my PC's specification
Asus p5k-vm MoBo
Intel C2Q 2.4 GHz Q6600 processor
4 GB ram
Creative audigy sound card
NVIDIA GTS 250 512mb
This is a decent configuration for a PC
I'm running ideneb 10.5.7 on it and all working fine except graphic card. but when i compare my PC with my friend's mac book pro. every time i notice a massive performance difference, the animation effect runs so smooth on mac book pro compare to my osx86 mac (maybe this is because i don't have a working kext for my graphic card), data transfer time is more on my osx86 mac, even the folder opening time is more on my PC. there's a lot of difference if i compare my PC to a mac book pro.
And I'm sorry I'm changing my post's hole subject but it's very urgent. i bought a new leadtek nvidia 512mb GTS 250 graphic card few days before so can anybody tell me how to make it work. i was using ATI card earlier and i don't have a single idea about how to make a nvidia card working.
#4
Posted 19 September 2009 - 03:36 AM
The major thing you miss out by not having a real Mac is 100% compatibility. You don't have to fear any kind of system upgrade. That's really about it.
#5
Posted 19 September 2009 - 01:58 PM
Yeah, there's a big difference...
OS X runs faster on Hackintoshes
OS X runs faster on Hackintoshes
#6
Posted 19 September 2009 - 05:53 PM
i was also having a few thoughts similar to the op
im thinking about getting a mac book pro for college
but also considering building a desktop for half the price twice the power and twice the fun
i dont know what to do!
im thinking about getting a mac book pro for college
but also considering building a desktop for half the price twice the power and twice the fun
i dont know what to do!
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