Building a Hackintosh laptop offers a cost-effective way to run macOS on non-Apple hardware, but compatibility is key. Below, we’ve curated a list of laptops proven to work well for Hackintosh … [Read more...] about Top Laptops for Your Hackintosh Project in 2025: Compatibility, Performance, and Tips
3 Years Running macOS Monterey On My Hackintosh
On October 25, 2021, after receiving the exciting news about the official release of macOS Monterey, I decided it was time to upgrade my Hackintosh computer from the previous version, Big Sur, to the … [Read more...] about 3 Years Running macOS Monterey On My Hackintosh
The Best macOS Versions for Everyday Use on Older Macs and Low-Spec Hackintosh PCs
Many users find themselves grappling with the dilemma of keeping their older Macs and Hackintosh PCs relevant. If you're stuck on an outdated version of macOS, you may wonder which version is still … [Read more...] about The Best macOS Versions for Everyday Use on Older Macs and Low-Spec Hackintosh PCs
Would You Rather Buy a Used Mac or Build a Hackintosh PC?
The debate between purchasing a used Mac and building a Hackintosh PC has sparked considerable interest among enthusiasts and everyday users alike. With the growing allure of high-performance … [Read more...] about Would You Rather Buy a Used Mac or Build a Hackintosh PC?
The End Era of Hackintosh: How Apple’s M1, M2, M3, and M4 Chips Slow But Sure Killed It
As technology continues to evolve at breakneck speed, enthusiasts and developers alike have often sought alternatives to the mainstream. And we, Hackintosher, to running macOS on non-Apple hardware, … [Read more...] about The End Era of Hackintosh: How Apple’s M1, M2, M3, and M4 Chips Slow But Sure Killed It
Delete Leftover Failed MacOS Installation File & Make Snapshot Partition on Disk Utility Gone!
So, after a failed attempt to upgrade macOS, you logged back in, found nothing changed, and chose to remain on your current system. However, you later discovered a significant amount of leftover … [Read more...] about Delete Leftover Failed MacOS Installation File & Make Snapshot Partition on Disk Utility Gone!