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hey what is up guys I'm Kay PhD here and welcome to the hackintosh pro project par 4 let's go so this video is number 4 in this series in case you missed it there are the first three parts in the last video we took basically a screwdriver and turned a whole bunch of parts into an actual computer so in this video we're basically going to go over the surprisingly simple steps in order to create a hackintosh pro out of the computer we just made so there's already a pretty general outline out there for installing Mac OS 10 on non-apple hardware so the links below this video right below the like button on this video are pure gold this is probably the most important link heavy description you will see on mkbhd video Tony Mac x86 is probably the most important one that is sort of the renowned or well-known hub of all things hackintosh and that is where you will find written instructions parts lists compatibility tips tricks all sorts of things related to hackintosh customization and build tips so if you have any questions about hackintosh definitely feel free to check out their forums check out you know if you google something about a hackintosh the first link is probably going to be a Tony Mac x86 comm link so Tony Mac x86 is a great resource and one particular link in the description below will be pretty much the written instructions for everything I'm about to describe to you that makes this hackintosh Pro different from other hackintosh so for the skeleton of this process there are only two things you really actually need to get this done once you build your hackintosh number one is a computer that's already running some version of Mac OS 10 you need have access to the App Store on that computer so that you can download Mac OS 10 mountain lion and number two is one of these guys this is a flash drive you're going to need a flash drive a USB flash drive of 8 gigabytes or larger and this is going to be your installed drive this is going to be the magical little key that lets you install mac OS 10 on your new computer at the hackintosh so to start with the hackintosh build you're going to need to prepare this USB key and in order to do that we're going to go ahead and head into number one the actual Mac and go into Disk Utility and basically format this completely so you're going to have to erase it you're going to use gyd partition into one hard drive you can name it whatever you want and basically just format it to erase it clean then you're going to use a piece of software that is also linked danville but on this video called Yuna Beast and Yuna beast is going to be basically what makes this your installer drive you're going to use Yuna beast to look at your copy of Matt goes ten mountain line and install it on your flash drive it'll take a few minutes but basically one unit beast is done your USB key is now the magic key that's now the Installer so now that this is bootable when your hackintosh is done being built plug it into one of the USB 2 ports and boot her up and cross your fingers because if you built everything correctly hopefully nothing blows up or explodes and hold down whatever key gets you into your motherboards bios so for my board it got me into UEFI by pressing the Delete key sore some other more motherboards it's the f12 key or f4 or something whatever your motherboard says to get into your BIOS hold that down and what you want to do is boot for the first time into that USB Drive when you put into it hopefully you'll get into the Mac os10 installer this is when you format your SSDs which is what I have in my building you format one of your SSDs and install mountain lion on that now you'll be done booting and you will actually get into Mac OS 10 with the USB key still plugged in but you are not done it's definitely not done yet the second piece of software you'll need is called multi beast and if you don't have it on that computer you probably won't obviously you can use another flash drive to download it and then install it by plugging it into the new hackintosh basically multi beast is those want to give you your your boot loaders your drivers your basically everything that you need to get everything working without your magic key so right now you can only boot with the magic key you use multi beast you have to take a certain number of settings and I'll have my settings right here so if you guys want to see which ones that I used that was just for my specific set of parts it is different for every single set of parts but it mostly depends on your motherboard and your graphics this sort of combinations I will check marks will determine what you tick so once you tick what you need in multi beast you will install multi beast on your new SSD with hackintosh and then you'll be done so then you can restart unplug your magic key and you'll be able to reboot into Mac OS 10 and I guess then at that point you are officially on a hackintosh I would probably rate my steps about a 5 out of 10 for difficulty some things I probably rebooted mine about forty times to get the the colonel flags exactly right and get exactly what I needed for it to boot without me having to interrupt so now when I turn on my hackintosh I press the power button and it boots all the way up and I don't have to press anything so you're going to have to get to adjust and fiddle with your settings but again the Tony Mac x86 forms are brilliant for finding the exact settings you need for your combination of parts but that's basically what I did and the kernel flags ended up working perfectly and now I can boot and it's just working now there are two empty SSDs still on this akatosh remember we installed three SSDs in there we only installed Mac OS 10 on one of them this is because we have the other two SSDs for our raid 0 array so I again use the set of written instructions down below right below this video and that is what allowed me to set up basically cloning that brand new fresh OS 10 install and stripe it across a raid 0 array on the other two SSDs and this is what's going to give you blazing fast read speeds blazing fast write speeds insanely snappy performance I already noticed a difference between my Mac Pro and the hackintosh Pro but that's the next video so make sure you guys are ready for that but basically it's going to give you insanely fast speeds and especially for video editing when you're working with video which is really large files live you're going to be able to want to work in a raid array that's going to give you a much better performance first thing I installed though was Google Chrome I literally as soon as I got into the raid 0 array for the first time I went into Safari and went to google.com slash Chrome and then started working from there so after I install that I installed Nvidia's CUDA drivers and basically what these allow you to do is use the insanely powerful processing cores on the graphics car the GTX 670 overclocked Edition that I have in this build to offset some of the tasks that Adobe Premiere and After Effects loved so much so the Adobe programs will look at those 1344 cuda cores on that graphics card and be able to offset a ton of those tasks onto the graphics card from the CPU so the six core CPU won't have to work a sorry even though it's still a workhorse and a beast of a CPU and then all these things will be working really quickly through the 32 gigs of ram and the cuda cores on the graphics card those instructions to enable in cuda are also in the links below telling you this is golden down there golden right below the like button but basically once you get everything set once you've gotten all of the flags and ticked all the right things made all the right settings adjustments you will have a perfectly functioning Mac without anything lesser then in fact you'll have a lot more than a regular Mac will now a lot of people keep asking me you know why would you do this why would you install Mac OS 10 on such high-end hardware well to be honest well number one I'm not a gamer I've said that about trading times but number two I've gotten used to the Mac OS 10 environment but I'm not going to go into it now expect a full video comparing a Mac Pro to a hack Pro and this is what's going to be I guess the finale of the series I'm going to go ahead and show what this machine is capable of what it can do how powerful it is how much faster it is your bang for your buck how much you've paid for all the parts I'll have all the parts links also down below the more important links in the description but essentially you're getting a lot more for your money but I'm not even gonna talk about it now I'm just going to save it for part 5 that's going to be the last video in the series and it's probably going to be an insanely long video too but thumbs up if you're ready for that that is basically what we're waiting for to wrap up this hackintosh pro series and that's what's going to be it that's what's going to make this my daily driver I want to give a shout out to yo man who wrote the very detailed written instructions that I have linked below and I also want to give a shout out to Rob from CPU kid his links will be below he took a lot of time out of his day to help me also get these ticks correct and help me get the correct kernel flags to boot without having to interrupt so now that everything works I can thank those two sources quite a bit for their help but that's basically it guys thank you for watching this extremely skeleton-like video not very detailed but again those links below are pure gold so anyway thanks for watching and I will talk to you guys in part 5 and I'll see you later bass you