Author: Hackintosher

This guide will walk you through creating a bootable flash drive installer for macOS Mojave which is started by first formatting the a USB flash drive and transferring the Mojave Installer over and then creating …

If you want to jump into macOS Mojave while it’s still in Beta and be one the first to use it before Mojave’s official release in Fall 2018 here’s what you need to do:

Apple has announced macOS 10.14 Mojave as their next big release for macOS to be introduced in the Fall of 2018. Mojave brings an optional Dark Mode theme, new apps (News, Stocks, Home, Voice Memos), …

The High Sierra 10.13.5 update is the fifth major update for macOS High Sierra. This update adds support for Messages in iCloud, which lets you store messages with their attachments in iCloud and free up …

Getting Hackintosh Nvidia HDMI Audio working in High Sierra can be a little tricky especially with the latest Pascal GPUs. The traditional method to get Nvidia HDMI audio evidently doesn’t work on all cards, but …

You don’t see many HTPC hackintoshes floating around so how about one built with an Intel Coffee Lake i3-8100 with full graphical acceleration unlocked and powering a 4k60 TV over HDMI w/ audio using only …

Looking to build a new Coffee Lake hackintosh and unsure on what parts to bring together for your for new rig? Here’s some thoughts and recommendations to help you decide. Which Coffee Lake CPU for …

Looking to get a ThunderBolt 3 device working on a hackintosh? The way to get TB3 support on macOS with a hackintosh isn’t actually by purchasing a motherboard with a thunderbolt port on the rear …

If a poor quality HDMI or DisplayPort cable is plugged in your display can flicker, cut in and out or even display no signal sign or a nice black screen. This is much more likely to …

After rumors circulating for some time that Apple was interested in making their own chips for the MacBook and iMac, it now that transition may start sooner than thought. Apple is looking to replace Intel …

The High Sierra 10.13.4 update is the fourth major release for macOS High Sierra. Added to macOS is a number of undocumented fixes, improvements, security enhancements to macOS as well as support for eGPU’s. This new external …