Laptop Time

[Elvio Neto]

if you guys buy a core duo with the same specs of one mac , you can install mac operating system without problems... even mac osx will recognize it like a mac book or mac pro in the system properties

if you dont have the same specs no problem theres a lot of patched mac osx dvd´s that support normal intel P4 /coreduo/quadcore/ and AMD pc´s

i tested myself and runs exelente with all apps included logic pro 8.1

the only problem is you have to get one usb or firewire soundcard supported by mac with mac drivers

[Microdot]

if you guys buy a core duo with the same specs of one mac , you can install mac operating system without problems... even mac osx will recognize it like a mac book or mac pro in the system properties

if you dont have the same specs no problem theres a lot of patched mac osx dvd´s that support normal intel P4 /coreduo/quadcore/ and AMD pc´s

i tested myself and runs exelente with all apps included logic pro 8.1

the only problem is you have to get one usb or firewire soundcard supported by mac with mac drivers

does anyone make a soundcard that ain't supported by apple these days?
can't say I've ever had to install drivers in my powerbook either, it generally just recognises the hardware as soon as it's connected.


didn't realise you could run OSX on a pc though. gonna have to look into that.

[Elvio Neto]

didn't realise you could run OSX on a pc though. gonna have to look into that.

Since apple start releasing INTEL MACS all that was possible...

first some programers patched the mac osx kernel to support all pc´s ( first intel pc´s and later amd pc´s too)

but recently things are even more easy the hardwares are allmoust the same , you just need to buy a pc with the same specs of a mac , no need to patched dvd´s anymore to run mac osx in pc :)