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Quinn Nelson shows how to build a budget-friendly Hackintosh using an Intel NUC.
The $800 Apple Mac mini is a bit underwhelming, but this hackintosh isn't! Try Privacy Today! - privacy.com/snazzy Parts list: i5 Intel NUC (NUC8i5BEK) - geni.us/Sqbfyp Upgrade to i7 Intel NUC (NUC8i7BEH) - geni.us/8ybh G.Skill 8GB DDR4 RAM PC4-19200 - geni.us/KN2q MyDigitialSSD 256GB NVMe SSD - geni.us/nXpBOvw Upgrade to Samsung 970 Evo - geni.us/zZdZCDr BenQ 4K HDR FreeSync Monitor - geni.us/D3b9d0F Das 4 Ultimate Keyboard - geni.us/HbOIALU Contour UniMouse Wireless - geni.us/8vHmEtG Install guide - tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-intel-nuc7-nuc8-using-clover-ue… Github Patch Project - github.com/RehabMan/Intel-NUC-DSDT-Patch Here at Snazzy Labs, we found the Apple Mac Mini 2018 pretty disappointing. The CPU had poor thermal paste application, experienced thermal throttling, and was pretty bad value with just 128GB of storage. For less than $500, we built a hackintosh using an 8th gen Intel NUC. It's smaller, faster, cooler, and cheaper than the Mac mini and it runs macOS Mojave like a champ. What more could you ask for? Follow Snazzy Labs on Twitter - twitter.com/snazzyq Follow me on Instagram - instagram.com/snazzyqWhat people say. Recommended as a guide to setting up a cheap Hackintosh for iOS development.
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