1. Clean My Mac Pc

Hello guys i was wondering if my pc build would support the dual boot of win7 & mac os x. I already have win7 installed and would like to get mac os x aswell, these are the specs:CPU: Intel core i5-4670kmotherboard: Gigabyte GA-Z87X-D3Hgraphics card: Gigabyte GV-N780OC-3GDHDD: Seagate Barracuda 7200rpmRAM: crucial ballistix tactical 8GBfor the full build click this link:this is a custom made PC so i didn't buy it from a store. Can anyone tell me if i could run Mac Os X snow leopard 10.6?greetingsSocomhunter. Hello guys i was wondering if my pc build would support the dual boot of win7 & mac os x. I already have win7 installed and would like to get mac os x aswell, these are the specs:CPU: Intel core i5-4670kmotherboard: Gigabyte GA-Z87X-D3Hgraphics card: Gigabyte GV-N780OC-3GDHDD: Seagate Barracuda 7200rpmRAM: crucial ballistix tactical 8GBfor the full build click this link:this is a custom made PC so i didn't buy it from a store. Can anyone tell me if i could run Mac Os X snow leopard 10.6?greetingsSocomhunter.

Hi Socomhunter,Welcome to TonyMacx86,Your hardware will work just fine for mavericks but it is not going to work for Snow Leopard as Apple have not updated Snow Leopard to be Haswell hardware compatible.Tony Mac have a Tool called iBoot that you can use with Snow Leopard to install Mavericks. Once you have used Snow Leopard, the Mavericks upgrade is free of charge.Here is a similar build to your own hardware that was done recently using Mountain Lion:I would suggest using a separate SSD for OS X, there are a few good dual booting guides for Windows7/8/8.1 & OSX, hereis one for you to have a quick look over:Adrian B. Hi Socomhunter,Welcome to TonyMacx86,Your hardware will work just fine for mavericks but it is not going to work for Snow Leopard as Apple have not updated Snow Leopard to be Haswell hardware compatible.Tony Mac have a Tool called iBoot that you can use with Snow Leopard to install Mavericks. Once you have used Snow Leopard, the Mavericks upgrade is free of charge.Here is a similar build to your own hardware that was done recently using Mountain Lion:I would suggest using a separate SSD for OS X, there are a few good dual booting guides for Windows7/8/8.1 & OSX, hereis one for you to have a quick look over:Adrian B.

Clean My Mac Pc

Snow leopard is a few years old now, but is used to get the latest version of the Mac OS from the Apple App Store.We use a bit of software called iBoot Haswell to get Snow Leopard to work temporarily in order to be able to download the latest software to support Haswell hardware. PC hardware still requires other assistance to boot and run as you would expect an OS to normally do - Remember that Apple make all hardware and software. To get Haswell working properly use iBoot Haswell. A video was made for this process for the older Ivy Bridge hardware (the process is the same but the newer iBoot version works for Haswell.I hope that this video gives a better overview of the installation process of Apple OS X on PC hardware:We then use this guide for mavericks:Mavericks is the latest version of OS X - it is compatible with Haswell PC hardware (with some special drivers (kexts)) etcAdrian B. Snow leopard is a few years old now, but is used to get the latest version of the Mac OS from the Apple App Store.We use a bit of software called iBoot Haswell to get Snow Leopard to work temporarily in order to be able to download the latest software to support Haswell hardware. PC hardware still requires other assistance to boot and run as you would expect an OS to normally do - Remember that Apple make all hardware and software.

To get Haswell working properly use iBoot Haswell. A video was made for this process for the older Ivy Bridge hardware (the process is the same but the newer iBoot version works for Haswell.I hope that this video gives a better overview of the installation process of Apple OS X on PC hardware:We then use this guide for mavericks:Mavericks is the latest version of OS X - it is compatible with Haswell PC hardware (with some special drivers (kexts)) etcAdrian B.