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Hi guys!

 

I'm planning to upgrade my PC to new Skylake CPU - compatible mobo and memory.

I've read a lot of topics and guides about Intel Skylake CPU's and MacOS installations and every guide says you should disable Intel virtualization technology for CPU (VT-d) in uEFI/BIOS settings.

Every virtualization software (hypervisors) need this option enabled for this software working. And I really  need this software for my job (sometimes I'm running multiple OS'es or need some software not compatible with Mac OS).

 

So, the question is:  Is it really impossible (for now) to fully run MacOS on Skylake CPUs (with all features enabled or VT-d, at least)?

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