Yep, just dont do macs or talks of them EVER AGAIN!! Was I yelling.. sorry.. ye.. Apple needs to be erased from the world.. like kings of egypt of old.. And NEVER to be named AGAIN!! Yeah.. yelling intended.
@@quadrakyiro well i already have one, bcz 5 monthes ago i found a dell prebuilt with rx 570 inside for 180$ and was lucky to buy it but rn im just trynna find some gpu to flip pcs for money...
@Akloskr i wont tbh, just wait and save more money,and if the 1050 is working rn just keep using it until the rtx 3060ti are back in stock then get one
I successfully made 3 Hackintosh and I must say that they ran smooth for many months and even allowed me to work with them...but in the end I ended getting a MacBook Pro M1, because updating them was a pain in the butt, and couldn't risk the projects integrity. In the end if you need a Mac most of the time you will end up buying one even if it's painful : (
i love the humor of this guy... suttle and classy lol... these budget down to earth budget build are life savers for independent kids and young adults... and even adults who are just in it for kicks
I feel the defeat bro! Me and Affan tried to install macOS on his custom pc for soo many days we were so frustrated we gave up and bought M1 Mac Minis literally after a month.
I just built a hackintosh using Opencore. $300 with a i3 10100, and only 8 gigs of ram. I am using the i3s integrated graphics. I didn't want to invest a lot of money in it in case it didn't work. It took me days of working with it and I successfully installed Catalina. I then successfully upgraded to Big Sur within Mac Os itself without any issues This is not an easy endeavor. It takes time and a lot of patience.
When I was 12 or 13, I built an AMD based osx86/hackintosh (A Phenom of some sort), I had a broken collarbone.. so the build itself took me a whole day. Took me probably 3 or so days to iron out all of the Kext issues.. but finally had a full functional QE/CI supported AMD based system. Why'd I do all this? GarageBand... and the sick screensaver.
what I would do is borrow your friend's Mac again and use this program called OC X, which can be used to generate a basic vanilla OpenCore EFI folder based on your computer's architecture. That's how I got it to work on my system after a number of fruitless attempts to get OpenCore working initially, then working with another program called OpenCore Configurator to further tweeze the config.plist, using the Dortania guide alongside it to make the necessary adjustments. I'd love to do as the developers of OpenCore would want me to use a text editor and the guide to configure it, but I don't have the necessary smarts to wrap my head around that. Also, try a couple of different Mac IDs in the config.plist . I settled on iMacPro1,1 as my final configuration, as it unlocked a number of features on the RX570 card I use in my system, and has proven to be super stable. You might also want to get in touch with several of the Hackintosh RUclips community for advice - Peter Paul Chato, Morganaut and Snazzy Labs have all built Hacs and have given good advice that I found useful.
Thank for doing this so I don’t have to! I’m a Mac user mostly and have always gone for the best used deal I can find. Thought about attempting this many times, but my brain is allergic to troubleshooting. You’ve likely saved me from some self destructive life choices, so thanks man
I recently just built a hackintosh. Mine features i5 8600k (5 dollars) 16gb Ram (69.99 dollars) asRock Motherboard (50 dollars) AMD R9 Fury (90 dollars) (*was bought before mining crisis) 256gb NVME Drive (5 dollars) It runs really smooth. I can edit Final Cut Pro and even alot of games on it. I'm currently daily driving along with dual booting windows 10 for bitcoin mining and gaming since windows still has the most support for games and my WMR headset.
Totally in the same boat for months with a 3600x and x570 board. I just checked back on forums occasionally for people that had the same problem as me until it was solved.
i feel your pain, I tried to build a hackintosh about 6 months ago, i finally did it and it worked OK but it took a while before I could get it going with the correct audio and video drivers (KEXTS) however some weeks later I picked up a late 2013 21.5 inch i5 imac cheap, i upgraded the ram to 16GB and hard drive from 5400 RPM HD to a 480GB SSD and wow I realised that it just works no messing about (apart from using a hair dryer to remove the screen) - Personally I will not be wasting any more of my time building a hackentosh.
It depends on what you use it for. I have a 2009 Mac Pro. A real one, not a hackintosh. Still runs fine today. Web browsing, youtube, movies, even photoshop and video editing. IF you have the software for that time.
I got a few recommendations. Start by converting a HP EliteDesk or Dell Optiplex into a hackintosh. There are many good guides to follow. Next try to convert a custom PC with a more traditional motherboard vendor such as MSI/Gigabyte. Now use the information that you have learned and replace that garbage chinese X99 motherboard with a normal X99 motherboard. You can mod a X99 board to use a xeon CPU. I've built roughly two handfulls of custom desktop hackintoshes. Countless business laptops/desktops. My oldest Hackintosh is nearing 5 years without hiccups. Went from Yosemite to High Sierra.
Oz I can help you, if someone has a mac, Google dosdude1 patcher tool for the os before big sur. It will download and patch the os, you can put it on thumb and get it installed
I'm currently looking to build a Hackintosh and this has been a good intro for me. I have very little experience on building a PC, let alone a Mac :D, but this video helped me understand better what to look for and expect from building a Hackintosh. I'm a music producer and I REALLY need to upgrade my 2015 iMac 4K to something better and affordable. Thanks a lot for sharing this!!
A guy from brazil made a tutorial on installing mac os on theses chinese x99 motherboard. His channel is called "informática inteligente" and the video is called "Aprenda a fazer o Hackintosh em seu X99 2011-3". If you need a translator to help you understand the tutorial i can help you with that
I've had a Mac of some sort for about 15-16 years now due to the nature of my work, but I've also had PCs in this time, which I'm currently writing this from. I love a lot of the small touches and nuances of Mac OS, but everything you've been through, and what I've read about Hackintoshes, it's just not worth the trouble. The Mac Pro can so easily be outclassed with custom PC parts, but you're better off getting a cheaper Mac Mini at this point!
this is so true. the m1 mac mini base model is 750$ and outperforms that mac pro in every way. And if you were willing to spend 500 more on upgrades, even better.
Good video! Just have a few questions/suggestions as someone who has. Hackintoshed a Laptop and my main Pc. 1. Did you try installing macos on another computer and transferring the drive? 2. Did you check the installer log? Usually that can give you more info 3. The hackintosh community has a great discord server. Look it up. 4. Did you figure out what in the Config plist fixed the boot issue? Did you reset everything else? 5. Id think the aliexpress motherboard is to blame here. Apple is picky about hardware so it’s best to stick with known brands for everything!
Sorry about the headaches this caused you. Your hackbook pro video inspired my to make one last year and I was working on it off and on for 6 months before I finally got everything working.
X99 systems are very difficult to work, maybe envolves make your own sstd files, wich requires advanced knowledge. Check out other user efi folders and see if helps
Hey man ive done a few of these myself over the years for me and my friends, If I may make a suggestion, Install windows. Not permanently just long enough to test to make sure all your hardware is actually fully functional. I had the same issue a while back just to find that it was a stick of ram not operating properly after it had been running for a bit. I know we didn't get to see the entirety of the process that you went threw but from all that I saw it looked as though you where doing everything properly. I hope this helps.
THIS. I was having problems with stuttering audio and kernal_task overloading my system on my latest build to the point of crashing - then discovered all I had to do was move my wireless card to another PCIe slot. Problem solved.
I don't know anything about computers, and this video convinced me to just trade cash for time and sanity and get a mac. BUT... you are funny and your video is delightful and I almost want to learn more about computers just to have an excuse to watch more of them. Thank you for the video.
I was a Mac guy for many years, my dad had a Mac in the early 90’s and they’re just awesome computers.. overpriced, but very nice OS and built in software. It would be awesome to get this working, I would for sure build one for my dad and he would love it I’m sure!
I bought a trash can last spring with my stimmy money because it is a cool and unique design. The 2010-2012 mac pro 5,1 cheesegrater is actually a better machine (I own one as well) and can be found on ebay for half the price and twice as many cores in most cases. The only drawback of the 5,1 is it does not support the latest Mac OS. I gave the trash can to my GF for her graphic design station since she uses Mac OS for her job.
I think the best thing about the trash can Mac Pro is the form factor. You can have a 12 core machine in a very quiet and small package. I currently use a 2018 Mac mini for running a few servers and VMs and I'm actually thinking about getting the trash can Mac Pro to replace it. More cores means I can run more servers and ECC RAM means peace of mind. Plus it will fit on my desk in the same spot as my Mac mini.
Yo OZ. Just use the TonyMacx86 installer. Sure purists will scream but it worked fine for me and I've been running Catalina for the last year nice aand stable on my 4th gen ASUS H97 setup just fine and stable. Updates work fine as well.
Why buy new phones when your old one still works hoes will buy a new phone every year but be loving in a shithole in a shack people need to stop spending so much money on uneccaarsy things to try and look rich
About ram , 4 is the minimum . 8 is obviously better and 16 will be the sweet spot . I have 16 and i dont use more than 7 when I have everything open so keep that in mind
I can't imagine doing a Hackintosh on anything but a OEM pre-built...slapping random parts together is tempting the fates. But props for giving it a whirl; with any config, someone's got to be first to try it.
Have a 2007 IMac here that 5 years ago my mother had safari update itself just to fail due to being on Leopard and not snow leopard, as a result safari needs to be reinstalled but can't find our old install media that was misplaced through her divorce and can't get our hands on the Snow Leopard Install Discs out in the area we live bing in a small town and the closest apple store is more than 3 hours away in the city. Only Apple computer owned in the family and that was just for the parent's old business since they needed a mac for some of the software that they needed to use. At that time My mother swore by Apple for being more reliable and secure, not anymore tho she is now back to PC preferred again.
I did this a few months ago with an 5 3600x and an RX 580, and I feel your pain. I had just as many errors, and spent 12 straight hours. Good job though man, you can do it!
Almost got there Ozi, mate. I’ve never built one myself, but having used a MacBook Air laptop, I can see why I prefer Windows 10 over MacOS. But it depends on what you’re used to. But, I’m sure most of your subscribers here use and prefer Windows 10 (I know that is quite an assumption, so I could be wrong...and I don’t mind being corrected or being wrong). There’s an alternate take on an old saying: If at first you don’t succeed.......destroy all evidence that you even tried! No, we should keep to the persistent attitude of the original and try and try again. It’s the best approach! 😁 Keep up the great work mate! 👍🏻
If you have a little bit of money you can do a 10th gen i7 or i9 on the new z590i vision d and a vision d rtx 3000 gpu, with a set of designare 2x32gb ram, a small white or silver cooler or aio, and a nice white or silver itx case, maybe the nr200. Have a gen4 nvme in each slot to have a dual boot system, Mac on intel graphics, and windows on rtx. Those components together would make a beautiful Mac mini looking build. Such a bummer you can’t run MacOS on nvidia. If you could find a 5700xt that matches the aesthetic or a Radeon vii for less than 3000 bucks that would also work. A deshrouded 5700xt asus strix modded white would also work. A build like this would be insanely beautiful. And it would have 2 thunderbolt 4 connectors on the back. In an itx build. 2. I want it so bad. And I don’t even like intel.
Wow, that Video is realy cool. I'm also hackintoshing with an AMD FX and an Intel Ivy Bridge (Catalina and BigSur) with OpenCore and Clover. I feel with you because I know how hard it is to get macOS running on PC. Even between OpenCore and Clover with the same Kexts and drivers you get some bad surprises. Keep on going, don't give up! Greetings from Germany maclinux
Bro just install Linux, then run a VM of MacOS through it, if you literally dedicate all your hardware the right way and config it correctly, you can run MacOS at 99% of full speed, no issues or problems. Best of all you can get updates and literally everything works as intended. SomeOrdinaryGamers has a video tutorial and it works with laptops too if you tinker. I find the experience much easier than making a native Hackintosh, but that's just me. Of course, this is a VM, so yeah you're not getting the native experience, but it's pretty much the same if you ask me. Even GPUs work just fine too.
Try to make a Bootusb from a different Mac computer. I had same error then. I made the full Install from a Mac! so used a external reader and usb. installed then unplugged on reboot! installed in the actual hackintosh and it worked!!!!
You have a friendly advice, never set up on scratch. Macos you will install No matter which version is a Macintosh or Make Virtual Setup on Hackintosh. Clone on the USB Harddisk when the installation is successful. Don't forget to install bootloader before starting on the machine you want. Just deal with bootloader, don't mess with the installation.
Yeah hahaha..i feel your pain man,i have had the same issues with my mac killer pc,and i have given up almost two weeks off tried sleepless night i install a win 10 on it and went and bought a m1 mac mini.
This is nice but people choose Mac for specific reasons. Thunderbolt is going to be one of those reasons. You would need to factor in a motherboard with support for either thunderbolt 2 or usb 3.2 gen 2 to match the speed, or an add in card with those ports in mind. That would increase the price of your build a bit. And your best bet would be to go with an hp prebuilt because they already have support for thunderbolt baked in on some models. If you found one with tb3 support that would be even better value. So I think you failed this challenge in that area. You need to be able to boot the system, have access to as many functions as possible, and use all peripherals the same. I can’t wait till amd finally adds usb4 to their stuff.
Since this was Trashcan Macintosh alternative, if it was built on the NZXT H1 Mini-ITX case it would be extra epic. Of course it would be more expensive and the airflow wouldn't be as good. But it was closer to a Trashcan Hackintosh. And I have the NZXT H500 case for my current build. They are such beautiful cases.
Stick with catalina cus big sur is new and need a lot of workaround. I’ve tried installing big sur before and gave up. The config.plist might need some more work i guess. I recommend getting the part listed in tonymacx86 instead of random Chinese mysteries branded part it makes life a lot easier.
i think if you try 1 more time it works, because i've installed catalina many times on my REAL macbook, and I get the same error message everytime, but i just retry 1 more time and it works sooo might be worth trying
My first hackintosh took my about that long too and I swear I had to reboot that freaking machine like 200 times! 😂 Now a days I usually see if someone else has gotten all the opencore stuff to work with my motherboard first and just tweak their EFI.
I did a Hackintosh on a hp laptop. It took me about 20 days 8h per day (literally, on quarantine) to do it works properly, but was a decent hackintosh for 200€. Is difficult, but if you like computers... Is an option xd
Refreshing to see brothers are into Tech that is the way of the future trying to inspire so many of us to do the same until Amy's parents the two new languages children need to be learning while they can learn a lot easier because they're younger is Spanish and computer language!
Heh I’m one of the folks who are willing to cough out extra for a Mac. I love the operating system, it’s so clean and simple to use. And if you need to get your hands dirty the unix-like terminal has got your back.
Bro, basically the same happened to me- this trial and error sucked so much energy from me that after I gave it up... I completely suppressed any memories of it. So after a few years I was trying to reuse a few hd's I used for that.. Which booted up weirdly and had a unix system on it and I forgot why xD then I remembered after a few days...
I was kicking around the idea of doing a Hackintosh. You have successfully persuaded me not to attempt this--not because I don't think I am capable of pulling it off, but because the aggravation just doesn't seem worth it. I'm a pretty patient guy, but I think I would have called it quits after 2 days (3, max). Thanks for taking the hit. I hope you are able to see it through.
No thunderbolt, probly one of main main main selling points of the trash can Mac, and the size, if i remeber right it has 4 or 6 of them, and also if you have one you cN just use an external gpu, also upgrade with a 12 core xeon 269X v2, or maybe even 6- 8 core 26XX something v2 for even less money, and have a good machine, yes the cost, but again, it all comes down to what you need, if you dont need mac os or thunderbolt 2, or of course the size doesnt matter, youre golden with a build like this.
i love pc and always have been building for years. but the new m1x imac may be my next purchase. i'm not selling my pc cause i use it still for gaming. but the upcoming imac value is too good if it ships with 5k display and performance faster than what i can build on pc for 3x the price. arm optimisation is real. a lead that i don't think windows can catch up even in a decade
of the multiple hackintosh'es I have built the x99 chipset was the most challenging. did not work until i extracted the ssdt motherboard info (using live linux) you must create an ssdt and perhaps also a dsdt and these files need to be in the bootloader (i used clover) but OC probably has similar function.
My parents have had a mac for a long time and they keep complaining about how slow it is
I finally convinced him to let me build him a pc lol
Why your name's like this? it's like a piece of shit!
@@ayanjaved322 r
What does "r" mean?
@@ayanjaved322 dunno
@@ayanjaved322 lol
No shame my guy, you did good.
Ok
Yep, just dont do macs or talks of them EVER AGAIN!!
Was I yelling.. sorry.. ye.. Apple needs to be erased from the world.. like kings of egypt of old.. And NEVER to be named AGAIN!! Yeah.. yelling intended.
110 for a 580, was this also recorded in December of 2019?
Came here to say the same thing…
Lol im trying to find a rx 570 for 140$ and cant find any
@@thelaw9937 so lucky I got a 570 last year for 80$
@@quadrakyiro well i already have one, bcz 5 monthes ago i found a dell prebuilt with rx 570 inside for 180$ and was lucky to buy it but rn im just trynna find some gpu to flip pcs for money...
@Akloskr i wont tbh, just wait and save more money,and if the 1050 is working rn just keep using it until the rtx 3060ti are back in stock then get one
I love it when ozi just joyfully vibin' with pc parts 😄
me too it adds a good vibe to the video idk why
@Gaming York bro why are you so mad?💀💀
@Gaming York ur such a werdio dude
@Gaming York Didn’t really ask tbh.
@Gaming York what was the point….
I'm not even a Mac/apple user and found this interesting so good vid ozi you deserve more subs
I looove all these budget builds, they are just so satisfying and calming :)
9:54 lol... oh do I ever know that feeling of internalized rage
I successfully made 3 Hackintosh and I must say that they ran smooth for many months and even allowed me to work with them...but in the end I ended getting a MacBook Pro M1, because updating them was a pain in the butt, and couldn't risk the projects integrity. In the end if you need a Mac most of the time you will end up buying one even if it's painful : (
i love the humor of this guy... suttle and classy lol... these budget down to earth budget build are life savers for independent kids and young adults... and even adults who are just in it for kicks
Last time I was this early, ozi had a beard
No he didn’t
what?
I feel the defeat bro!
Me and Affan tried to install macOS on his custom pc for soo many days we were so frustrated we gave up and bought M1 Mac Minis literally after a month.
Easy with opencore, im a newbie and took me 4 hours to do it on just i5 3470 40$ pc
@@thelaw9937 we gave up and bought a M1 Mac lol
@@im_Rehan lol nice at least you tried..
Only thing that the trash can has is probably thunderbolt. If you do any type of productivity thunderbolt 2 is a really nice connection
you should take this to the genius bar counter at an apple store, the look on the employees' faces will be priceless
Hey OZ, I was wondering if you could make a budget PC for emulation. I would love to see what you could come up with for something like PCSX2.
oh my god that would actually be so cool
I just built a hackintosh using Opencore. $300 with a i3 10100, and only 8 gigs of ram. I am using the i3s integrated graphics. I didn't want to invest a lot of money in it in case it didn't work. It took me days of working with it and I successfully installed Catalina. I then successfully upgraded to Big Sur within Mac Os itself without any issues
This is not an easy endeavor. It takes time and a lot of patience.
When I was 12 or 13, I built an AMD based osx86/hackintosh (A Phenom of some sort), I had a broken collarbone.. so the build itself took me a whole day. Took me probably 3 or so days to iron out all of the Kext issues.. but finally had a full functional QE/CI supported AMD based system.
Why'd I do all this? GarageBand... and the sick screensaver.
I love your videos. The concern with affordable prices and sensible builds is unfortunately all too rare, and your voice is sooooo soothing!
Man, we need a playlist of the music you used in the video
The song at 10:40 is Sonic unleashed apotos night
Yesss - upvote this comment
that's the good thing about watching his vids, it relaxes u
@@arrian4778 Sonic Unleashed and its OST is so good
@@jarrentep3907 ik one of the best modern sonic games
what I would do is borrow your friend's Mac again and use this program called OC X, which can be used to generate a basic vanilla OpenCore EFI folder based on your computer's architecture. That's how I got it to work on my system after a number of fruitless attempts to get OpenCore working initially, then working with another program called OpenCore Configurator to further tweeze the config.plist, using the Dortania guide alongside it to make the necessary adjustments. I'd love to do as the developers of OpenCore would want me to use a text editor and the guide to configure it, but I don't have the necessary smarts to wrap my head around that.
Also, try a couple of different Mac IDs in the config.plist . I settled on iMacPro1,1 as my final configuration, as it unlocked a number of features on the RX570 card I use in my system, and has proven to be super stable.
You might also want to get in touch with several of the Hackintosh RUclips community for advice - Peter Paul Chato, Morganaut and Snazzy Labs have all built Hacs and have given good advice that I found useful.
Thank for doing this so I don’t have to! I’m a Mac user mostly and have always gone for the best used deal I can find. Thought about attempting this many times, but my brain is allergic to troubleshooting. You’ve likely saved me from some self destructive life choices, so thanks man
I recently just built a hackintosh. Mine features
i5 8600k (5 dollars)
16gb Ram (69.99 dollars)
asRock Motherboard (50 dollars)
AMD R9 Fury (90 dollars) (*was bought before mining crisis)
256gb NVME Drive (5 dollars)
It runs really smooth. I can edit Final Cut Pro and even alot of games on it. I'm currently daily driving along with dual booting windows 10 for bitcoin mining and gaming since windows still has the most support for games and my WMR headset.
If anyone needs help going through open core leave a reply I'm pretty new but I'd be glad to help.
"Now of course there are pros to buying a mac pro even a used one." My guy couldn't even say that with a straight face 😂
Totally in the same boat for months with a 3600x and x570 board. I just checked back on forums occasionally for people that had the same problem as me until it was solved.
i feel your pain, I tried to build a hackintosh about 6 months ago, i finally did it and it worked OK but it took a while before I could get it going with the correct audio and video drivers (KEXTS) however some weeks later I picked up a late 2013 21.5 inch i5 imac cheap, i upgraded the ram to 16GB and hard drive from 5400 RPM HD to a 480GB SSD and wow I realised that it just works no messing about (apart from using a hair dryer to remove the screen) - Personally I will not be wasting any more of my time building a hackentosh.
It depends on what you use it for. I have a 2009 Mac Pro. A real one, not a hackintosh. Still runs fine today. Web browsing, youtube, movies, even photoshop and video editing. IF you have the software for that time.
I got a few recommendations. Start by converting a HP EliteDesk or Dell Optiplex into a hackintosh. There are many good guides to follow. Next try to convert a custom PC with a more traditional motherboard vendor such as MSI/Gigabyte. Now use the information that you have learned and replace that garbage chinese X99 motherboard with a normal X99 motherboard. You can mod a X99 board to use a xeon CPU.
I've built roughly two handfulls of custom desktop hackintoshes. Countless business laptops/desktops.
My oldest Hackintosh is nearing 5 years without hiccups. Went from Yosemite to High Sierra.
Thank you for actually filming the entire process. Literally what i went though.
Oz I can help you, if someone has a mac, Google dosdude1 patcher tool for the os before big sur. It will download and patch the os, you can put it on thumb and get it installed
Elementary OS if you're a Mac fan, can get up and running in a snap. This is a good build.
I'm currently looking to build a Hackintosh and this has been a good intro for me. I have very little experience on building a PC, let alone a Mac :D, but this video helped me understand better what to look for and expect from building a Hackintosh. I'm a music producer and I REALLY need to upgrade my 2015 iMac 4K to something better and affordable. Thanks a lot for sharing this!!
I love that you're also in the background at the beginning. Subtle. Very subtle.
A guy from brazil made a tutorial on installing mac os on theses chinese x99 motherboard. His channel is called "informática inteligente" and the video is called "Aprenda a fazer o Hackintosh em seu X99 2011-3". If you need a translator to help you understand the tutorial i can help you with that
ruclips.net/video/ciwXKvpbhyU/видео.html
I've had a Mac of some sort for about 15-16 years now due to the nature of my work, but I've also had PCs in this time, which I'm currently writing this from. I love a lot of the small touches and nuances of Mac OS, but everything you've been through, and what I've read about Hackintoshes, it's just not worth the trouble. The Mac Pro can so easily be outclassed with custom PC parts, but you're better off getting a cheaper Mac Mini at this point!
this is so true. the m1 mac mini base model is 750$ and outperforms that mac pro in every way. And if you were willing to spend 500 more on upgrades, even better.
Good video! Just have a few questions/suggestions as someone who has. Hackintoshed a Laptop and my main Pc.
1. Did you try installing macos on another computer and transferring the drive?
2. Did you check the installer log? Usually that can give you more info
3. The hackintosh community has a great discord server. Look it up.
4. Did you figure out what in the Config plist fixed the boot issue? Did you reset everything else?
5. Id think the aliexpress motherboard is to blame here. Apple is picky about hardware so it’s best to stick with known brands for everything!
Sorry about the headaches this caused you. Your hackbook pro video inspired my to make one last year and I was working on it off and on for 6 months before I finally got everything working.
Some tips of a 10year hackintosh builder. Use a usb2.0 flashdrive, make the install flashdrive in a usb2.0. check again your bios configurations.
And, don't use the open core, it's a new method instalation, use clover or chameleon. It's way easier and compatible
X99 systems are very difficult to work, maybe envolves make your own sstd files, wich requires advanced knowledge. Check out other user efi folders and see if helps
Hey man ive done a few of these myself over the years for me and my friends, If I may make a suggestion, Install windows. Not permanently just long enough to test to make sure all your hardware is actually fully functional. I had the same issue a while back just to find that it was a stick of ram not operating properly after it had been running for a bit. I know we didn't get to see the entirety of the process that you went threw but from all that I saw it looked as though you where doing everything properly. I hope this helps.
THIS. I was having problems with stuttering audio and kernal_task overloading my system on my latest build to the point of crashing - then discovered all I had to do was move my wireless card to another PCIe slot. Problem solved.
Does Oz edit his own videos? they are so good. 😁
He has another editor
Who looks exactly like him 😮 its crazy
@@dukenuke2690 i see what ya did there
I don't know anything about computers, and this video convinced me to just trade cash for time and sanity and get a mac. BUT... you are funny and your video is delightful and I almost want to learn more about computers just to have an excuse to watch more of them. Thank you for the video.
I was a Mac guy for many years, my dad had a Mac in the early 90’s and they’re just awesome computers.. overpriced, but very nice OS and built in software. It would be awesome to get this working, I would for sure build one for my dad and he would love it I’m sure!
You can try running Mac OS with virtualization and pci pass through
Hackintoshes can be a challenge in of itself but the satisfaction you get when it finally works is worth it!
I bought a trash can last spring with my stimmy money because it is a cool and unique design. The 2010-2012 mac pro 5,1 cheesegrater is actually a better machine (I own one as well) and can be found on ebay for half the price and twice as many cores in most cases. The only drawback of the 5,1 is it does not support the latest Mac OS. I gave the trash can to my GF for her graphic design station since she uses Mac OS for her job.
I think the best thing about the trash can Mac Pro is the form factor. You can have a 12 core machine in a very quiet and small package. I currently use a 2018 Mac mini for running a few servers and VMs and I'm actually thinking about getting the trash can Mac Pro to replace it. More cores means I can run more servers and ECC RAM means peace of mind. Plus it will fit on my desk in the same spot as my Mac mini.
Yo OZ. Just use the TonyMacx86 installer. Sure purists will scream but it worked fine for me and I've been running Catalina for the last year nice aand stable on my 4th gen ASUS H97 setup just fine and stable. Updates work fine as well.
damn oz be humble lmao, he legit spends thousands of dollars on pcs but still uses the iphone 8 he got for free from declutter
Why buy new phones when your old one still works hoes will buy a new phone every year but be loving in a shithole in a shack people need to stop spending so much money on uneccaarsy things to try and look rich
@@elliottd323 Materialism, my friend.
Check out Elementary OS, my dude. It is MUCH easier to install and looks very Mac-like.
About ram , 4 is the minimum . 8 is obviously better and 16 will be the sweet spot . I have 16 and i dont use more than 7 when I have everything open so keep that in mind
Yeah but for triple games you need 16gb for a smoother experience at 60+FPS
I can't imagine doing a Hackintosh on anything but a OEM pre-built...slapping random parts together is tempting the fates. But props for giving it a whirl; with any config, someone's got to be first to try it.
Have a 2007 IMac here that 5 years ago my mother had safari update itself just to fail due to being on Leopard and not snow leopard, as a result safari needs to be reinstalled but can't find our old install media that was misplaced through her divorce and can't get our hands on the Snow Leopard Install Discs out in the area we live bing in a small town and the closest apple store is more than 3 hours away in the city. Only Apple computer owned in the family and that was just for the parent's old business since they needed a mac for some of the software that they needed to use. At that time My mother swore by Apple for being more reliable and secure, not anymore tho she is now back to PC preferred again.
My brother is finally going the PC route after years of using his 2012 Macbook.
I'm going to be building an ITX build. It's going to be sweet!
I loved the mirror effect at the beginning
You know what's better than one Ozzy??? Two Ozzy's!!!!
U need to put linux, then export DSDT and create SSDT... Manual way gives awesome support... In about 24hours, you will be up just smoothly....
Ahh, I’d love to see you and Luke collab more!
I did this a few months ago with an 5 3600x and an RX 580, and I feel your pain. I had just as many errors, and spent 12 straight hours. Good job though man, you can do it!
Almost got there Ozi, mate. I’ve never built one myself, but having used a MacBook Air laptop, I can see why I prefer Windows 10 over MacOS. But it depends on what you’re used to. But, I’m sure most of your subscribers here use and prefer Windows 10 (I know that is quite an assumption, so I could be wrong...and I don’t mind being corrected or being wrong).
There’s an alternate take on an old saying: If at first you don’t succeed.......destroy all evidence that you even tried! No, we should keep to the persistent attitude of the original and try and try again. It’s the best approach! 😁
Keep up the great work mate! 👍🏻
Ketchup and mustard cables hurt my eyes, all I need now is a hot dog ;)
All the little clips and skits are too rich, this is hilarious, love the wholesome content!
Cuz it’s about quality not quantity
If you have a little bit of money you can do a 10th gen i7 or i9 on the new z590i vision d and a vision d rtx 3000 gpu, with a set of designare 2x32gb ram, a small white or silver cooler or aio, and a nice white or silver itx case, maybe the nr200. Have a gen4 nvme in each slot to have a dual boot system, Mac on intel graphics, and windows on rtx. Those components together would make a beautiful Mac mini looking build. Such a bummer you can’t run MacOS on nvidia. If you could find a 5700xt that matches the aesthetic or a Radeon vii for less than 3000 bucks that would also work. A deshrouded 5700xt asus strix modded white would also work. A build like this would be insanely beautiful. And it would have 2 thunderbolt 4 connectors on the back. In an itx build. 2. I want it so bad. And I don’t even like intel.
Wow, that Video is realy cool. I'm also hackintoshing with an AMD FX and an Intel Ivy Bridge (Catalina and BigSur) with OpenCore and Clover.
I feel with you because I know how hard it is to get macOS running on PC. Even between OpenCore and Clover with the same Kexts and drivers you get some bad surprises. Keep on going, don't give up! Greetings from Germany maclinux
You should join the AMD OS X discord server. There's tons of people there that could help you out. Including CorpNewt
Link please
I had a similar problem on my build! It was the ssd! Changed to a different one and it worked. The non working ssd was a Samsung (nvme)
Bro just install Linux, then run a VM of MacOS through it, if you literally dedicate all your hardware the right way and config it correctly, you can run MacOS at 99% of full speed, no issues or problems. Best of all you can get updates and literally everything works as intended. SomeOrdinaryGamers has a video tutorial and it works with laptops too if you tinker. I find the experience much easier than making a native Hackintosh, but that's just me. Of course, this is a VM, so yeah you're not getting the native experience, but it's pretty much the same if you ask me. Even GPUs work just fine too.
That's nuts dood! The trash can was actually pretty decent performance-wise. Once the used prices drop around $700-$800, it will be worth it.
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Ozi's Video Titles: The $_00 Computer that *Company* doesn't want you to build
Try to make a Bootusb from a different Mac computer. I had same error then. I made the full Install from a Mac! so used a external reader and usb. installed then unplugged on reboot! installed in the actual hackintosh and it worked!!!!
there's an alternative way to install macos using vm that can run on any system
I just realised that im using the same whallpaper as him....
how cool is that.
i love this guy he is so relaxed
4:47 That same motherboard on aliexpress is now $150 with shipping
You have a friendly advice, never set up on scratch. Macos you will install No matter which version is a Macintosh or Make Virtual Setup on Hackintosh. Clone on the USB Harddisk when the installation is successful. Don't forget to install bootloader before starting on the machine you want. Just deal with bootloader, don't mess with the installation.
try out those cheap cable extenders
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Apple: I'm gonna do what's called a pro gamer move.
i recommend using black electrical tape to wrap the cables to avoid that ketchup mustard look
Now you're gonna build a hackintosh good one bro!
Just discovered this channel, with the $1 3060 card. Super cool and funny videos, keep it going!
that dude has a pop filter on his MV7... lol (facepalm)
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Oz id be a happy dude if you linked your music in your edits🥺
Yeah hahaha..i feel your pain man,i have had the same issues with my mac killer pc,and i have given up almost two weeks off tried sleepless night i install a win 10 on it and went and bought a m1 mac mini.
This is nice but people choose Mac for specific reasons. Thunderbolt is going to be one of those reasons. You would need to factor in a motherboard with support for either thunderbolt 2 or usb 3.2 gen 2 to match the speed, or an add in card with those ports in mind. That would increase the price of your build a bit. And your best bet would be to go with an hp prebuilt because they already have support for thunderbolt baked in on some models. If you found one with tb3 support that would be even better value. So I think you failed this challenge in that area. You need to be able to boot the system, have access to as many functions as possible, and use all peripherals the same. I can’t wait till amd finally adds usb4 to their stuff.
I absolutely love Oz. I’m fairly new to the channel and I love how quirky he is 😁 😂
Since this was Trashcan Macintosh alternative, if it was built on the NZXT H1 Mini-ITX case it would be extra epic. Of course it would be more expensive and the airflow wouldn't be as good. But it was closer to a Trashcan Hackintosh.
And I have the NZXT H500 case for my current build. They are such beautiful cases.
Stick with catalina cus big sur is new and need a lot of workaround. I’ve tried installing big sur before and gave up. The config.plist might need some more work i guess. I recommend getting the part listed in tonymacx86 instead of random Chinese mysteries branded part it makes life a lot easier.
i think if you try 1 more time it works, because i've installed catalina many times on my REAL macbook, and I get the same error message everytime, but i just retry 1 more time and it works sooo might be worth trying
My first hackintosh took my about that long too and I swear I had to reboot that freaking machine like 200 times! 😂 Now a days I usually see if someone else has gotten all the opencore stuff to work with my motherboard first and just tweak their EFI.
I did a Hackintosh on a hp laptop. It took me about 20 days 8h per day (literally, on quarantine) to do it works properly, but was a decent hackintosh for 200€. Is difficult, but if you like computers... Is an option xd
Ozi there is a random strange clone in your room at the beginning.... be careful.
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I would have gone the MAC OS virtual machine route. That should work and you don't lose a lot of speed.
Refreshing to see brothers are into Tech that is the way of the future trying to inspire so many of us to do the same until Amy's parents the two new languages children need to be learning while they can learn a lot easier because they're younger is Spanish and computer language!
The components is server grade.
It is a very suitable and efficient as home server ;)
Heh I’m one of the folks who are willing to cough out extra for a Mac. I love the operating system, it’s so clean and simple to use. And if you need to get your hands dirty the unix-like terminal has got your back.
Bro, basically the same happened to me- this trial and error sucked so much energy from me that after I gave it up... I completely suppressed any memories of it. So after a few years I was trying to reuse a few hd's I used for that.. Which booted up weirdly and had a unix system on it and I forgot why xD then I remembered after a few days...
I was kicking around the idea of doing a Hackintosh. You have successfully persuaded me not to attempt this--not because I don't think I am capable of pulling it off, but because the aggravation just doesn't seem worth it. I'm a pretty patient guy, but I think I would have called it quits after 2 days (3, max). Thanks for taking the hit. I hope you are able to see it through.
No thunderbolt, probly one of main main main selling points of the trash can Mac, and the size, if i remeber right it has 4 or 6 of them, and also if you have one you cN just use an external gpu, also upgrade with a 12 core xeon 269X v2, or maybe even 6- 8 core 26XX something v2 for even less money, and have a good machine, yes the cost, but again, it all comes down to what you need, if you dont need mac os or thunderbolt 2, or of course the size doesnt matter, youre golden with a build like this.
i love pc and always have been building for years. but the new m1x imac may be my next purchase. i'm not selling my pc cause i use it still for gaming. but the upcoming imac value is too good if it ships with 5k display and performance faster than what i can build on pc for 3x the price. arm optimisation is real. a lead that i don't think windows can catch up even in a decade
with a hackintosh picking the right parts is over half the battle.
4:31 lmao 😂 😂 😂🙌🏼
-RX580 4GB
That's a $300 card on Offer up or $400 on ebay easily for a PowerColor
-Radeon
That on itself jumps the RX580 price even higher.
of the multiple hackintosh'es I have built the x99 chipset was the most challenging. did not work until i extracted the ssdt motherboard info (using live linux) you must create an ssdt and perhaps also a dsdt and these files need to be in the bootloader (i used clover) but OC probably has similar function.
Yes I know, just send you payment for shipping for the gift that never comes. Old scam.