Good Motherboards

[techiegeeky]

In short, I wanna build a hackint0sh:

 

Does anyone know of a good one which will work out of the box, REASONABLY CHEAP and DDR2 RAM and ofcource using Intel processors (preferably 775, but don't mind).

 

Thanks!

[J.B]

lifehacker (ahh...lifehacker, i love lifehacker...) has a great guide for building a really easy hackintosh for under $800

 

parts: here

 

guide: here (its linked to at the top of the parts page as well)

[techiegeeky]

lifehacker (ahh...lifehacker, i love lifehacker...) has a great guide for building a really easy hackintosh for under $800

 

parts: here

 

guide: here (its linked to at the top of the parts page as well)

 

Unfortunatly in the UK it's £113 and not very available online or locally, any more ideas? Also another note I need it with atleast 4 RAM slots

[J.B]

ahh, so you're in the UK (same here).

 

sorry to say that in my experience you are not going to get MB you want for much lower than that (as far as I know) I don't know your budget, but i think its pushing it a bit to ask for 4 RAM slots (which could potentially hold a lot) for under £110.

[Gustav.A.]

Hi, without a doubt a member of the Asus P5Q series.

 

I am running 10.6.4 64bit flawlessly on a P5Q-PRO - can't get sleep to work but I haven't really tried to be honest.

 

Link.

 

I installed it using these guides here but I believe I also had iDeneb on it as well at some point.

 

By the way, there is no such thing as a hackintosh which works out of the box - it's kind of a contradiction in terms.