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Hey guys!!

 

I've been lurking around OSx86 for a while now and have finally decided to build my very own hackintosh. The reason why I'm building one is because I like the OSX operating system but not the components that are offered with the iMac offered by Apple. I'm basically looking for a computer that can dual-boot both Windows 7 and Mac OSX, for daily uses like gaming, internet surfing, and some occasional video work on the side.

 

I've decided to follow Bidmead's guide on building a Sandy Bridge Hackintosh and was wondering what your guys' advice was on using updated components such as GPU, Processor, Motherboard, etc.

 

What I've put together are these things:

-Intel H57 HDMI Micro ATX Intel Motherboard

-3.4 GHZ Quad-Core Intel Core i7-2600K Sandy Bridge Processor

-ATI Radeon HD 6870 1GB

 

I have tried searching for compatibility results for these components and haven't been able to find any for sure results.

 

So I turn to you guys! Let me know what you think!!

 

Thanks!

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dont ever get MB from Intel ,intel is only for CPU ,get Asus or GigaByte instead

ATI/Nvidia ,all the new high end cards like the one u've chosen have some probs but dont worry there is always a fix.

 

as general idea ,u wont find a guide with the exact components u want but u search them one by one and u will get ur answers.

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