2019 Mac Pro Killer Hackintosh? Impossible? Not for me :)

Is it possible to build a Hackintosh which would beat the 2019 Apple Mac Pro? Killer Hackintosh build for less money? In this video I will tell you the truth!
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[@ebuy05]

Excellent video, Teresa! You nailed the comparisons between the new MacPro and potential hackintoshes like no one else did! :) keep it up with the great work you do!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

thanks for nice comment ebuy05, I'll try :)

[@zorroinhell5549]

@@MorgonautHackintosh Your videos are among the best if not the best on Hackintosh. I just purchsed the Phanteks Enthoo Evolv X PH-ES518XTG_DGS01 Galaxy Silver ATX Mid Tower Computer Case. I will be using my Hackintosh for my Home Music Studio. I am not a very knowledgable tech person. I will be running the new Universal Audio DAW LUNA. I wil also be running lots of instrument plug-ins and audio plug-ins It was suggested to me to have 32 mg of RAm and at least a 8 -10 core i9, will this be good? What else would you recommend? I have a $2500.oo budget. What cooler would you recommend and what Mother Board? How can I get at least 2 HDMI and more than 2 thunderbolt ports? Ill be running Mac OS Mojave Thank you very much for any information you can share!

[@WarriorsPhoto]

I liked what you had to say and found all your points valid. Teresa I build a hackintosh PC for these reasons: it was fun, and I didn't have enough funds for a real Mac PC. Personally I like the Hackintosh I am using at this time because it does well for me editing h.264 footage. I can add effects and get very smooth playback without needing to render the footage all the time. Which gives me a much better editing experience. But I like the processing power of the 12 Core Mac Pro that I also own. I can't fully utilize those 12 Cores at this time but that doesn't mean I won't be able to in the near future. Good rant and thank you for your candor. It is impressive. Also this is the first time I have seen one of your videos in a higher res than 720P. Wow, the things I noticed. Like that screen on the side showing you possibly recording the footage directly to your PC? Good work again and I would like to see you post videos more often.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

ricky, all my videos at least 1 year back are in 4K resolution! And yes I shoot directly to ProRes on all my cameras

[@WarriorsPhoto]

Morgonaut I know that madam. I didn’t know because I didn’t have a larger resolution monitor.

[@carolinafluffys]

I would love to see updated specs for a music production computer. Since mine was stolen a few months back. Thank you for all you do for the Hackintosh community your the best!!

[@raynmusicstudio]

yeah me too

[@LeicaCat]

Me three

[@patsybrady]

Me Four

[@mistero-uk]

Me 4 ..... I have a state of the art studio now that has sucked all my money, the only thing i can't bare to do is part with masses of money to apple again to upgrade. Seriously considering a Hackintosh but it has to be silent as silent can be and seriously capable from a music production perspective in Logic pro X

[@rensback]

Me five!

[@charminbaer2323]

Damn, this woman KNOWS her computers! Teresa, I'm currently on a 2013 15" MBP, I'm gonna upgrade to a 16" MBP this year finally. I do want to build a Hackintosh after not building PCs in over 15 years. I do photography, so I don't want a monster Mac Pro killer, but i do want decent performing Hackintosh with plenty of internal storage. I want it to be AMD Ryzen and have fully working Thunderbolt 3. What do you recommend? I don't do any gaming so i don't need a crazy powerful GPU either.

[@rdsii64]

Since the Base mac pro cost $6K I would love to see the best you can build for $3.5K. The object here isn't to "out perform the 2019 mac pro" but to see and example of the best that can be had for what I'm capable of spending.

[@knutrichardvanderloock7914]

rdsii64 Even better, best build for the same price. $6K. And then compare them.

[@jhenukumar]

Making Thunderbolt 3 work flawlessly with hotplug support

[@shtthemnky]

In another parallel universe I work side by side with you. Whatever build wins I'll be waiting for watching it!

[@techbasics4481]

Would love to see a build with 3950x & 5700 XT !! Love your videos btw !!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

"3950x & 5700 XT" cannot compete much with 2019 Apple Mac Pro :)

[@techbasics4481]

@@MorgonautHackintosh still, it provides great price to performance of under $2,500 which no Mac can offer ;) ..plus the point of the video is not to compete with the Mac Pro, rather build a beast that would fulfill our needs :)

[@grandmastersreaction1267]

@@MorgonautHackintosh please do a 3950x & 5700 xt hackintosh build. I would love to see it. Cheers!

[@abdiharis9713]

@@MorgonautHackintosh are you sure ? Ryzen 9 3950x overclocked is better than 28 core Xeon w and radeon pro Vega ii just like radeon VII then you know 5700 xt is better

[@KobusGevelspar]

Hey Teresa! Since I'm working on your latest Mac Pro killer Hack as a video en design professional that demands a lot from a system I thought I'd give you my thoughts. Personally I would let go of the whole comparison with the current Mac Pro config and see what could be achieved with the available 'consumer' components. I would be more than happy to spend around 3k for a machine that is for example 40% faster than the current setup, so a significant step up. Another major quality you can deliver which is not to be underestimated is of course the software side of it, an EFI folder that makes a hack reliable and stable. It would be great if you would offer that support again if you go for a new build. I would also like to add that I think that if we can, we as hack-users might help you with for example testing components or software.

[@frederic-xavierdubois8289]

You made my day. I'm hackintosh user , but not pissed off 🤪

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

ok, then my mission was sucessful :)

[@frederic-xavierdubois8289]

Seems that you have yourself finally contradict with your latest vidéo on hackintosh with threadripper 3970X ans asrock trx40 😉

[@RWThomas]

Hey, agree good video. I would like to see a LGA2066, 18core (I9 10980EX). on the Designare board, dual AMD GPU, 256gb Ram. This would most likely be the best you could get on intel before moving to the MacPro 2019.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

thanks for comment, but again, that chipset and motherboards are very limited compared to 2019 Mac Pro. But I personaly have even better idea :) Wait for next videos

[@spector175]

@@MorgonautHackintosh is there any am4 motherboard which supports dual amd cpus then we can use 2 ryzen 3950x ?

[@tachyonpost1472]

Tnx for as always great and honest videos without holding back ;-). I agree with you completely on the possibility or impossibility to build something like the new MacPro without sacrificing something. I have since about a year followed a completely different path however that has some very exciting possibilities for a completely different future hackintosh part. And that is running OSX as a virtual machine on server grade hardware. It removes a lot of the restriction compared to running bare metal and is extreeeeeeemely stable on the hackintosh front. You can run any cpu , or multi cpu's you like , assign as many cores , memory , cpu's (pasthru) , hba's etc etc as you like . I am running now 2 OSX instances on my dual xeon (unraid) supermicro machine, with all 10G ether, Native AMD Vega GPU's (passthru to the VM's) , 128GB mem, fast ZFS SSD storage etc etc. VM's are hourly snapshotted (zfs) and only deltas send to a second machine offsite. I can spin up new OSX machines in 2 seconds (maybe 4 if slow ;-) to test upgrades etc etc. Or roll back s tupid clover mistake i made in the same 2 seconds. On one of these VM's( my main workhorse) i run mojave and Davinci Resolve as a Render node. The other an older El Capitan for some legacy MEdia management server software. Its a whole new world and i never looked back at native hackintoshing. The remaining resources (or all if the vm's are not in use, you can use for plex, web/mail servers , etc etc. (have about 20 dockers running next to this and a small linux VM as mailserver) In the end THIS is my ideal Hackntoshing world and future proof. I recently helped a friend to do similar for his production house (color grader) on AMD Ryzens. A VM does not care so just as easy as on intel. He is super happy and his VM is his most stable hackintosh he ever build. (same for me, never crashed EVER on my VM's) Anyway, just wanted to share this with you as just another look at the Hackintoshing world. Keep up the good work and am looking forward to your next great stuff. !!!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

Glenn, thanks for nice comment full of understanding. Just wait for my next video, it will blow most people's mind :)))

[@tachyonpost1472]

@@MorgonautHackintosh Cant wait ;-)

[@mumblety96]

Glenn, do you have a blog of your experiences?

[@tachyonpost1472]

mumblety96 Nah, not so bloggy ;-). I do post a lot on blackmagic and liftgammagain forums. But way to bussy developing stuff . Maybe i should at some point. I do have a super small. youtube channel focused on my custom davinci resolve controllers, but nothing as popular as Theresas 😿

[@mumblety96]

@@tachyonpost1472 Guess I’ll head over there and see what I can read. I’m sure lots of people would be interested in hearing about your process. I think this is an idea that’s ready to go (somewhat) mainstream.

[@eyeless2027]

On just cpu side, what if running hackintosh as vm on threadripper 3990x? use 60 core and 120 thread, is that doable?

[@gsridernet]

I definitely agree with your opinion Teresa. I believe that the area where Hackintoshes shine is the midrange - or better to say "iMac" PCs which you can be customized, upgraded, modified as you wish (add GPU, RAM, SSD, expansion cards etc...)... so I would stay in this range since it is the area that interests most people (and potential implementors of hackintoshes). Please stay doing your awesome job. Always looking forward to your videos !

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

thank you Gs Rider for nice comment

[@timthesheriff]

I’d want to meet or beat the FCP performance dollar for dollar. I’d also want to go all AMD, and I’d want for it to be rock-solid stable.

[@productionrescue2928]

You always do such a great job!!! I would like to see a more powerful solution for protools mixing

[@marcopervo]

The motherboard and modularity of the 2019 Mac Pro are a blind spot for most Hackintosh enthusiasts. I’n holding off until a TRX40 mobo with onboard TB3 and plentiful PCI-E x4 slots is released.

[@zen1914]

Yayyyyyy I love when i get the notification that u have a new video up ☺️

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

you will also get in short time notification (if you are subscribed) also on my secind youtube channel :)

[@lcarliner]

There is one area I would like to see come about. It would a product that would maximize fault tolerance and data preservation. This would mean support of ECCC memory and data storage redundancy as well as preservation of all data and run session with full return to point just before point of failure after repairs have been made.

[@mrrolandlawrence]

love it :D one of the most entertaining channels on YT!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

Glad you enjoy it

[@RafaelRincon]

Hey Teresa. What would be a MAC Killer for just Photoshop and/or Lightroom ?

[@andrewklug4845]

It would be great to see a step by step build with multi OS virtualisation. You did a brilliant job on your 2019-Jun-01 video. Would be nice to learn how it was done.

[@codywinch2744]

My new hackintosh is a x299 with a 9800x cpu, it’s a nice working machine to replace my mac pro 2009 though it wil never be a 2019 mac pro.. I’m very curious to your build. (9800x / gigabyte x299 ultra gaming pro / 64gb 3200 corsair / vega 64 liquid / 3x adata 1tb ssd / 1200w corsair ps)

[@tunkualamshah2237]

Build a system with a AMD 3950X with a MB with thunder bolt USB C, 2 Fast Ethernet ports, with 2 5700XT GPU (that support 5K monitor or MacPro Monitor)

[@zen1914]

I mainly care about video render times and Lightroom export times

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

this whole video was rendered in a bit over 2 minutes on my Mac Pro :)

[@ShahRukhNadaf]

I want to install high Sierra on my hp notebook 15 bs544tu . I can’t locate the drive (drives are greyed out). I used paragon partition manager but no use.. plz help

[@ShahRukhNadaf]

I can’t even format the drives in disk utility ..... mounted issue (error)

[@FernandoMedrano]

Excellent video as always. I would like to see it broken down by use-case: audio professional, graphic designer; video editor, 3D animator, game designer. Something like that. I fall in the 3D animator/game designer use-case (with a bit of audio using Logic etc). Multiple GPUs for GPU rendering (currently only AMD ProRender is supported, but soon Octane and Redshift rendering) is one use case I am very interested in. Also game and realtime cinematics development in Unreal and Unity. I currently have a PC sitting alongside my Hackintosh (built with your great tutorials, of course) for some of these tasks now since they are currently PC-only (eg Octane rendering using Nvidia cards). Next year when these companies release their AMD versions of the renderers, I would love to switch to all OSX.

[@FernandoMedrano]

I should add software list I think: Affinity Suite, Adobe CC, FCPX, Motion, Logic Pro, Cinema 4D, Maya, Houdini, Fusion360, Prorender, Unreal, Unity, Visual Studio Code, (hopefully soon Redshift, Octane) are key software. (Cinema 4D works great on my newly built Designare, 5700XT, BTW). I'm also using a Focusrite Scarlett USB Audio Interface, and some MIDI stuff.

[@coenvermetten700]

I won’t be able to beat the best mac pro but my build would be better and cheaper than the base and maybe even the mid class mac pro. I am running: Mobo: Gigabyte Z390 Designare CPU: Intel Core i9 9900ks (Custom Water Cooled) Ram: GSkill Trident Z 3600mhz 64GB GPU: 2x Gigabyte Radeon VII HBM2 16GB (Custom Water Cooled) WiFi/BT: Original MB Pro WiFi/BT Card combined with a PCIE Adapter PSU: Corsair HX1200 Case: NZXT H710i Storage: 2x Samsung Evo Plus 970 2tb TB: Gigabyte Titan Ridge As I said, won’t be the build you looking for but it’s enough for me.

[@ronaldg.5416]

Always watching your Videos, teresa.. its really helpful for Hackintosh enthusiast!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

thank you Ronald

[@badgerphoto2467]

It's close to impossible to beat Mac Pro. However, for the same config(expecially cpu), Hackintosh can offer much better value (1/3 of the price of the mac pro to get the same or beat cpu performance if not 24/28 cores). The bigger Q here is do we need that much of CPU/GPU performance. x299 + 2/3 RX5700Xt should be overkill for 99.999% of people.

[@Tigerex966]

You can beat the Mac pro in almost everything for cheaper. The problem is it natively runs osx and apples final cut, logic. and a lot of other exclusive software. Pc world can now give you pcie 4, upcoming Nvdia cuda gpus, and quadro, 64 cores for just $4k, And Windows is actually pretty stable, and has many of the same apps available, and some good exclusive ones. I think the best thing about the Mac Pro is that it runs osx, and is expandable, as that is hard to come by. It still has some bad things, like the t2 chip. which apple could use to brick your machine. No ability to run older version of osx. Older osx versions are much more stable, and run 32 bit plugins and apps. No ability to add hard drive inside unless you buy apples custom adapters. Unlikevthevitiginal Mac Pro. Apple seems to be saying no one can add anything Or repair our products, unless we make some money off of them. Osx is becoming locked down like iOS. It is getting harder to run third party apps because apple wants 30% revenue cut of all apps on the machine. Luckily they did not lock memory and pcie ssds to apple only. I am hoping they come out with a mid tower 4 pcie slots i7 or i9 or and.. And that they get rid of the 8 core base model as it is already an embarrassment. . The Mac pro should start at 12 cores or higher, with 64gb or higher standard, and 2tb ssd or higher, and GPU wise a vega 2 16gb or higher at the $6000 base price and apple will still make money on it. It should be lowered to $5000 at the most with the above specs. Take care everyone and enjoy your macs and hackintoshe's😻

[@badgerphoto2467]

Tigerex966 apple simply cannot lock memory/ssd to apple only. If they can, they will.

[@MrPuttaraj]

Hi i was build hackintos with I7 8700k processor, Gygabyte Z370 aorus gaming 3 motherboard, DDR4 Gskill 3000mhz 64gb ram, Redeon RX 580 pulse 8gb gpu, liquid cooler, 256 gb ssd, LG 4k monitor, But still i cannot edit 4k footage, in any software, Fcpx, premiere pro, & davinci resolve, its stucking, snapy please suggest me whats wrong.?

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

it would need deeper investigation of your system

[@nothing-jv9dl]

Interested in a stable AMD vanilla build with Radeon VII, Bluetooth/WiFi, and working hot swap Thunderbolt for less than $3000. Primary use Coding, secondary use video editing, tertiary use Sketch-up.

[@datamedicpr]

By the way what are thoughts on {Open Core}?

[@D-One]

Teresa, Y U NO build a quantum computer killer Hackintosh??? I need one cause I spent all my money on the space rocket, now I need a cheap Hackintosh. CaN I uSe Gigabit mOtHerboArd fOr it?

[@Tigerex966]

The best $3000 can do for logic pro garageband studio one. Vsts komplete instrument plugins live reason Latency is number one Thunderbolt No Catalina please 32 bit support is needed.

[@alexnasla]

The biggest issue with building a AMD hackintosh is thunderbolt support. Universal Audio interfaces don’t work properly with AMD so far it seems :(

[@dhilipsrinivasan877]

Madam ur videos are amazing .... it’s 💯 worth .... Pls make a video on open core bootloader installation... I am eagerly waiting from you ... it’s humble request 🤝

[@VinDias]

Thanks my love !!! A great video !!!! i have problems with asus x99 pro / usb 3.1 !!!

[@Alonnnz]

CPU performance with an upgrade compared to the i9 9900k would be interesting

[@dbot]

I love you passion and enthusiasm! And I love your videos! I’ve learned a lot from you. :)

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

thank you Darren for nice comment

[@knocknapeasta]

I want to build a Hackintosh just so I can watch more videos by Morgonaut and feel like I'm really a part of the Hackintosh community. Your enthusiasm is so infectious, thank you :)

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

I don't belong to any hackintosh community

[@knocknapeasta]

@@MorgonautHackintosh you've created a community with your videos though 🤘

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

ok, but then it's not a hackintosh community but Morgonaut's community :)

[@rafifauzan637]

Hi, is it possible to use laptop just with ryzen 5 and vega 8 for hackintosh ?

[@organikarts]

Maya Rendering, Video editing & enconding, thunderbolt, 10gb Lan and Wifi...

[@GarthPhilpot]

3950x and 570x board. 5700xt (maybe two of them?). this is an affordable but very powerful machine config.

[@Zakatatralala]

Dear Teresa! I am thinking of building a Hackintosh and I watched almost all of Your videos (both KZbin channels). I think You are doing a wonderful job and Your videos are very helpful! Concerning Your question(s) on the video material above: 1. I think Intel now lost somehow the right track. Almost all their current consumer desktop i3, i5, i7 and i9 processors are faulty if I understand well the article below: www.laptopmag.com/news/critical-intel-cpu-flaw-affects-millions-of-laptops-and-its-unpatchable The 10th generation i9 CPU-s can match the raw performance of the AMD Ryzen 9 series CPU-s, but with almost double power consumption if we can believe the preliminary test results. Than the socket will be changed now for the new Intel CPU-s, older motherboards cannot be upgraded with the upcoming Intel CPU-s. 2. If the things above are right, than remains the AMD Ryzen 9 series for the average Hackintosh builder, who wants performance and is thinking for 2-3 years in advance. I am a professional musician, symphony orchestra conductor, pianist, composer and arranger. Sometimes I am doing also some video footage and I use Final Cut Pro on my MacBook Pro (15' 2013 late - Geforce GT 750M 2 Gb). I use Logic Pro X and Audacity mostly for audio tasks and AVID Sibelius for score writing. Since I bought recently a 4K camera (Sony FDR - AX700) and my MacBook is not enough strong and does not have enough storage e space for such a demanding work I plan to invest in a Hackintosh computer. I work mostly with H.264 or H.265 files and sometimes with raw video files also. What I search in building a new Hackintosh: a powerful build BUT with moderate power usage (AMD Ryzen 9 definitely in advantage compared to the Intel i9 CPU-s under load) with modern and power efficient AMD NAVI graphic Card (AMD Radeon Sapphire Pulse RX 5700 8 GB or AMD Radeon Sapphire Pulse RX 5700 XT 8 GB). I don't know if a strong AMD Ryzen 9 Hackintosh can beat the 2019 Mac Pro in any area, but I guess a configuration like this could be the closest to the new Mac Pro. Thanks for reading my message!

[@theLandofDez]

I'm personally wanting to build a Hackintosh but I need help and conferring which one would be good for streaming gaming Final Cut in 4k and using Adobe software. If anyone can help me with that that would be great!

[@theLandofDez]

@@rocnroll0065 thank you for that information will the Radeon GPU work well for all that

[@nexttvc]

Thank you for amazing research.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

you're welcome

[@ahmetsarkis6313]

Long long time waiting... Welcome Teresa i miss you..

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

Yes, sorry, it was really hard time now, but I'm back with much more power so be ready :)

[@daviddas]

Thank you Morganaut for your always interesting and entertaining videos. I admit that my dream Mac is probably very specific to me, but I’m a musician who needs nothing but fast CPU and fast disk access and lots and lots of ram. I don’t care about graphics, and I don’t need a lot of extra PCI expansion capability. I wish I could have an affordable Mac Pro, or an iMac Pro minus the screen, or a mega Mac mini where Apple didn’t compromise by miniaturizing everything.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

2019 Mac Pro is a like Lego, you can customize it to exactly your needs, does not matter if for audio production, video production etc.

[@jayesjjani2278]

With you nothing is impossible, confident you can raise a close contender

[@KaLiDEM]

Thanks for the video, looks impressive the new Mac Pro

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

you're welcome Nacho

[@smokeythebirdbrain]

If you do build an AMD system please bring up the issues with Adobe CC. I was so close to buying all new hardware for an AMD OSX build and then found out no one stably running Adobe CC. Seems like a huge issue for most content creators and no one on KZbin mentions it! Thanks for the great videos.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

I don't have any issues with Adobe crap on AMD CPU based builds :))) Lack of knowledge is what is common now these days around whole globe

[@smokeythebirdbrain]

@@MorgonautHackintosh Wow, not sure how I missed that. So many people dealing with issues like these - gist.github.com/XLNCs/86d7a391e46f85a04d28db171656b458

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

I don't deal with any issues like this :)

[@smokeythebirdbrain]

@@MorgonautHackintosh Okay, any ideas why your build is immune to these common Adobe problems? Others have chosen incompatible hardware maybe?

[@pcfxr4u]

Hi Theresa, Is it a fair question to ask, Can you build a PC (or server style multi CPU/GPU) that can compete with the new top MacPro? LG

[@scottsetzke7967]

I love all of these videos being a Music Producer/Computer Tech. I've worked in sales selling mostly PC Parts and Apple iMac/Macbook Pros. I always suggest Apple Products for Casual/Family-Home/College Student users. However, when I interact with heavy production clients I always push Custom builds (to meet their needs for a better price). I tell them "If you are comfortable and patient Morgonaut KZbin Channel can help you get all your components synergized and BIOS setups in order for maximum performance and reliability for 1/3rd the cost of Apple Certified Products." The responses are always pleasant and extremely grateful. Even tho sometimes my boss doesn't always appreciate it since the commission of the Apple Products is pretty Hefty.

[@FREZINO]

AT long last. Another Great Video 😘

[@laporee]

Hi. Can i built Vanilla hackintosh amd Ryzen 3900x. VGA Aorus 5700xt. Mobo Aorus master x570. Please help me for My pc built Vanilla hackintosh. Thanks b4.

[@berndkiltz]

Really glad I got the 16core MacPro 2019 with one vega II (single) Module - it is superfast, really quite and rocksolid. I would only be interested - theoretically - how good you could get a 16 core ryzen hack with maybee 2 GPUs. Though I hope my mac pro would win ;)

[@Alex4SiliconValley]

Hackintosh started out as a poor mans mac for people how could not afford the 2009 mac. I read that the apps that run on the 2019 mac apex with 12-cores and 64gb of ram. So you don’t need a 24-core CPU because the OSX apps don’t benefit from it. It’s like having a Lamborghini on a 70mph highway. You don’t benefit from it. A car is meant to get you from point A to point B safely. If you can not get to your destination safely the car is no good. So rather than trying to build a “Mac Pro Killer” why don’t you build a nice ms-windows computer that can reliably compare with a Mac Pro 2019. Use only the best components. Steve Jobs said “build the best computer and don’t settle for anything less”.

[@matthazard]

Thanks for all the great information! Your hard work is much appreciated. I completely agree that there is no set of PC parts that would make a comparable Hackintosh and be cheaper than the Mac Pro. I'm in the camp of iMac/iMac pro killer, fast single-core with multi-core for some tasks. Photoshop, After Effects and Cinema 4D. I look forward to your nextgen iMac Pro killer. Cheers!

[@dune4095]

Which cpu is best for long time usage AMD or INTEL (workstation)???

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

cannot answer your question without knowing your workflow, needs.. etc. simply without more info from your side

[@dune4095]

@@MorgonautHackintosh i use pc for development purpose and i want to make a hackintosh...

[@MarcosPeralta]

Hi! Perhaps you can use the 3D XPoint SSD: X100 from Micron?? Or it’s too new?

[@MarcosPeralta]

Recently I build my Hackintosh with i9 9900ks with and old video card, and I want to update the gpu which works on Catalina and Windows that can handle 4K gaming games. But I think I should wait for the AMD next Navi architecture?

[@JohnBrantleyRev]

Why not see what is the fastest combination that you can build for $6K. So if I’m willing to buy a Mac pro 2019 and retail how much more performance could I get if I built a Macintosh instead

[@Tigerex966]

cpu for audio, low latency, is fine for me, $3000-$5000 or so, wish amd 32 and 64 core would work with thunderbolt or newer high core i7's i9's. prefer mac osx before catalina, although if not possible windows will have to do. there are now many mac pro and other unique cases. gpu does not matter at all. i hate the t2 chip and mandatory apple ssd installed or it will not boot. and i hate not being able to run earlier osx versions on the new mac pro.

[@ikkysleepy]

I want to buy a pre-built machine like the 2019 Mac Pro but for half the price or less. I don't want what you called the "circus lights" or water/liquid cooled system either. I am having trouble finding a pre-built system (8-12 core) that will, for the most part, be compatible to just work as a hackintosh. So I'll be interested in a base line model that is pre-built. I understand it can't compete in term of RAM, PCI slots, video cards, etc. but I can use it for Development / VMs / FCP. If anyone has some leads please reply. Thx

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

you can buy 2nd hand imac pro

[@tomphillips8739]

It seems like many of the builds already done are, performance and expandability, Mac Pro 2019 killers. The choice of chipset and CPU in them means they are $$$$$ no matter what. She has explained many time Xeon VS "consumer" CPUs. She even says this in her video in the first few minutes. Video not sure until Big Navi has cards and native drivers.

[@JohnSluderPhoto]

Thank you for all your knowledge...

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

you're welcome John :)

[@psalias2000]

In a few years, Apple is bringing their own new cpu and it will become harder for hackintosh users to run mac os and ios on one single device. And for these experiments, who is going to pay for all these expensive parts to build pc. Great video and brilliant informations. Regards from Luxembourg.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

hello to Luxembourg

[@watrobkasmaczna1]

Now, when MacPro is back, Hackintosh is not the only option :)

[@madsmix]

Nicely done!

[@JoeyTeckno]

Great video Teresa. Super informative and conclusive. You clearly show how the Mac Pro really does provide good value for the money. I love the idea of a powerful Hackintosh for video editing, but the fact that the system isn’t as stable as a real Mac discourages me. I guess I’ll just save up for either a MacBook Pro 16, or an iMac Pro

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

well prepared hackintosh is stable the same as any Mac

[@MrAviatora]

Do you film these videos using elgato camlink 4k and obs :?

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

no darling, that would be a very bad idea :)

[@paulspinelli6555]

Thank you and Keep up the great work!! I would love to see the ultimate server build that is able to run 10-15+ transcodes in plex, 10g networking, and run 2+ VM’s, and 4-10 hard drive bays, and thunderbolt 3.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

you can do that quite easily

[@paulspinelli6555]

@@MorgonautHackintosh I have been looking to upgrade my home server that is currently a 2018 Mac Mini, i7, 10g networking, attached to an OWC Thunderbay 4 with 2 Seagate Exos 12 TB and 2 Exos 14 TB low power drives. I choose Seagate Exos Enterprise-class drives for the reliability rating and low power consumption with 24/7 operation. Prior to that was a 2012 Mini i7 and it still runs great with its limited horsepower. I like the Mac Mini because it is very power efficient and quiet but, without a GPU it’s starting to lag while multi streaming 4K content on Plex. I was going to add an eGPU to combat this problem but it would cost me more annually in power consumption running another power supply 24/7 for eGPU alongside the Mac Mini and OWC Thunderbay. I use MacOS as a server OS because my family and I are heavily invested in the Mac Eco system, such as OTA Time Machine backups, iCloud integration, Homekit, etc. I would love to see you build an Intel Hackintosh with MacOS supported parts, that way future security upgrades will go smooth if using the AFS format. This server will also run HomeBridge, 2 VM’s to replace 2 other desktops, one being a dedicated Time Machine host for all the remote backup’s and the other to replace my 2014 Macbook Pro that is docked to a Thunderbolt Display to save desk space. If anyone can come up with a solution it’s Teresa! #MorgonautLOVE

[@tonejac]

How soon will the Hackintosh community add support for the AMD 3990x, and when/if that happens, could a 3990x Hackintosh out-perform the 28-core Mac Pro for Video (Final Cut Pro) and Audio Production (Logic Pro)?

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

as I said exactly in this video - you cannot beat full specced 2019 Mac Pro in all areas with any hackintosh.

[@tonejac]

@@MorgonautHackintosh what about just audio production for Logic Pro, and just looking at CPU performance?

[@maurolimaok]

Awesome video, as always!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

thank you Mauro

[@chriss.3335]

I think a 3950x with a Radeon VII currently is a beast of a hackintosh and has a reasonable price/performance ratio. I have a 16 Core 1950x @ 4 Ghz on all cores with a Radeon VII, 64 GB RAM. Both watercooled. Runs smoothly with no issues so far. OpenCore 0.5.5. But upgrading to 3950x wouldn't justify spending the money for that upgrade.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

yeah, but for lot of people can be limitation with memory or PCIe slots as I explained in my video. I personally need much more RAM than 64 or 128GB...

[@chroman]

DSM2 is sadly one of the few enthusiasts in the world to build a 28-core Hackintosh

[@theapplenut2299]

Oh wow, this video sounds amazing! Did you change the microphone? Also thank you for the quality content, as always!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

I constantly test various gear, in this case mic setup, but I'm still not happy about it :)

[@theapplenut2299]

Morgonaut what did you use? Let me know if you need help with that, I work as as an ADR recordist and sound mixer.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

now I'm in search for very good lavalier with 3.5" jack. I think I've found my winner, but it's not so easy to buy it despite it's insane price

[@theapplenut2299]

Morgonaut Sanken cos-11d or Countryman B6 are my favorite. Pretty sure you can get both with a 3.5 adapter.

[@Climberfx]

Yes, i love mac and wanna a Mac Pro 2019 too, but don't have it yet. And you even didn't talk about of the total memory capable of 1.5tb. And the cable less design. And the noise less. And the life durability. Etc.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

yes, I didn't talked abouut memory, because I said "I can continue further"... There's no need to mention everything what you cannot get on Hackintosh, I wanted to show at least the base...

[@zorroinhell5549]

Teresa, is that a Thunderbolt port hanging from the Mac Pro behind you?

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

no, it's usb-c hub

[@alvaromatasferrer5841]

I really enoy wathing your videos, and I cannot wait for the upcoming killer Hackintosh mac pro. I would love to see a i9 18cores.

[@mobilhjelp5703]

What if we consider vms with unraid with the latest AMD CPUs and passthrough hardwares.

[@user-ef5gt8so8b]

Schluss =D I love your videos!!!!! Great content as always. Thank you so much for your devotion and passion :)

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

you're welcome :)

[@marvin8321]

Great Video Teresa as always, I was thinking of using the parts and information from your previous videos to build the 14 Core IMac Pro killer but I figured that I'd wait to see what build you would come with next since the 2019 Mac Pro was going to be released. I'm so happy you did this video because the machine I'd like to build would have to be a dual boot machine since the programs I use in my professional life (40+ Hrs/week) are mainly on windows, programs like (Autodesk suite of programs for 3D CAD design and rendering). I also DJ, edit/produce music, and recently began to dabble in video editing, my preferred platform for this is Mac OS because of its ease of use. Up till recently, I've been using a mac mini with parallels desktop for windows programs this setup definitely doesn't work for me anymore I need something faster and more reliable. Any information you can provide would be helpful, Thanks in advance.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

yeah, wait for the video about what monster will come up :) You will not regret

[@galaxyvideoproductionlab9132]

Awesome video .. Thanks for sharing Information ..

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

you're welcome :)

[@yodjisuzuki9033]

hi, could you describe setup of macmini-hackintosh based on AMD ?

[@god-lightbulb]

What is the Hackintosh-possible CPU and GPU combination that would be akin to the Ryzen 9 3950X and 2080 TI? I need it for high end video editing, particularly Fusion VFX inside Davinci Resolve.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

forget about any RTX card! "high end video editing" is on Mac Pro on absolutely different level :)

[@god-lightbulb]

@@MorgonautHackintosh I realise I can't use an RTX card, but I wonder if there any Intel/Radeon combination that can give the same performance as 3950X/2080TI for VFX in Fusion/Davinci Resolve? Or are you saying that if I want that level of performance for VFX, I am stuck with Windows? (By the way, I read on the AMD forum, on the AMD website, that many people are having trouble with drivers for the Radeon VII).

[@tenparkdrive]

Adobe Ae, Pr, Ps performance improvements please.

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

better you should ask Adobe :) but they will optimize their apps maybe in next decade or two or never, I hope they dissapear from market completely

[@CosmoCircleTv]

Honestly would be such a bad investment for anyone to get a fully configured mac pro for like 75.000k Computing technology is changing too fast, and there is no way anyone would take proffit out of such investment without being tempted to just get something else much better or more efficient in the next 3/4 years... its my suspicion that apple will release a high end cpu for its workstation in a near future, we all know the current technology of cpu's is becoming obsolete and there is very few space to increase the performance and speed... Photons processors also known as optical cpu's will be 10 times faster than current ones and be 3 times more energy efficient. iin a few years motherboards will not have even dimms of memory, processors will have integrated memory and gpu.... it will be a wonderfull time to have laptops.

[@beatallmighty58]

Nicely explained.................

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

thank you :)

[@simoneboschin]

Plus not to mention the super optimisation of their software. Yesterday I updated Final cup with metal support and on my old 2014 iMac ... was like having a new computer. So fast again. I bought now a pc with threadripper since I’m working with 3d and I need a powerful machine ... but I know I will regret. I’m already sad to leave the MacOS... but it’s just a plan b until the Mac Pro and the software around it get mature .. then I’ll be back again on Mac :) and I’ll use the pc as render farm 😁

[@mclefferson]

I wanna see a computer that outperforms in tasks like 3d rendering with blender and real-time rendering with software like touchdesigner and isadora

[@ionutps]

Hi. You are the best thank you for this video. Also can you help me with my hackintosh HP elitebook 8740w thank you.

[@RafalMal]

You the best Teresa 👍❤️👊

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

thank you Rafal

[@FinoMarg]

had u tried hackintoshing amd threadripper 3rd gen

[@paulnguyen843]

Thank you

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

you're welcome Paul

[@Shin-ei_Official]

Great video as always!! I'd love to see a build of a high performance machine (3950X maybe ?) that can handle heavy load audio recording for orchestral purposes. If it could support 256GB or more ram (is that possible yet?) for 200 tracks loaded with multiple instances of Kontakt, Omnisphere, Vienna and/or other demanding plugins, that would be optimum. Numerous PCIe slots and a high end video card that can handle 3D rendering would be a huge bonus! Thanks!

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

no darling, it's not possible to have so much RAM with 3950x :)

[@TrollsliterZZ]

I would love to see a Hackintosh for video editing for around 1700 €. I think a extreme build would be lovely to see but that’s nothing any normal person can afford :D love your vids and missed u in the last months ;)

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

"in the last months"?? I am all the time here. Don't forget I have 2 youtube channels

[@TrollsliterZZ]

@@MorgonautHackintosh Now all your videos are there... I don't know why, but when I checked your Channel Morgonaut it said "Last Video: 4 months ago" :( guess there was something wrong the way the videos were sorted. Now I can enjow all the videos I've missed at once B)

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

that's why you better watch my website where everything is in order from both of my youtube channels morgonaut.cloud

[@marcardouin8066]

Bonjour, I’m french and a long time ago practice another langage than mine. I undestand quite all of your précious ideas. I’m waiting for usb-4 and the futurs mothercards, graphic cards and CPU to built an hackitosh-linux dual boot. I believe these comes in september 2020. I’m waiting that because I’ ll like change all my configuration for the next ten years. Needs : Raw 4K, Blender 3D, Numéric painting, videao 4K, write a books and create website. I’ll like to be quiet with my next hardware for a long times. May be, at this time (USB4), you will make a Linux kill machine to help us ? I’m on I-Mac 2010 (High Sierra) with many softwares in open source to assure my conversion to Linux. Thanks a lot.

[@Robtang0]

Can't wait to see your next video on VM....

[@datamedicpr]

All I what is 8k editing Hackintosh! 🤔

[@MorgonautHackintosh]

it's all about correct workflow

[@datamedicpr]

Very True I just don't like Tha idea of optimizing vide it take lots of storage I'm use in a MacBook Pro 13-inch late 2019 with a egpu core x and 5700xt looking to build a Hackintosh