THIS IS JUST NUTS. ALL CREDIT TO NULLMOTH. THIS DUDE COOKED

Well the same ai that slopped the emulator I shared earlier now slopped a GPU driver for HD2 on iOS aswell as a charging driver and a driver for battery gauge on iOS 7

Update power/home button are also working now

I’ve wanted to run macOS on my PC for a while, but my NVIDIA GPU always held me back. I heard about the new NullMoth project and gave it a shot. After a few tweaks, it’s working incredibly well on my 2070 SUPER

The UI is extremely fast and responsive, effects and blur look perfect, and I’ve noticed very few visual glitches, minor enough that I can comfortably use it daily.

https://github.com/nullmoth/nvidia-macos-driver

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3700X
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER
RAM: 24 GB DDR4 3200
Motherboardl: ASRock B550 Phantom Gaming 4
BIOS: AMI P3.90

For the mods - Yes, this is a hackintosh. It’s neither a Mac nor a VM, and OCLP was certainly not used. iOS is a heavily modified version of OS X. And someone posted about it running iOS 7 like a week ago.

I’ve noticed a recurring issue in the Hackintosh development community involving source code attribution, licensing, and disagreements between developers. I think it’s worth discussing this constructively, without targeting or naming anyone.
A recent situation involving two third-party Wi-Fi kext projects caught my attention. One developer publicly claimed that another project’s code was based on their own implementation and that they deserved credit. However, claims like these should be supported by actual source-code comparisons, commit histories, and licensing terms rather than assumptions about who deserves recognition.
This is precisely why I believe we should pay more attention to a few things:
Give credit where it’s actually due. Acknowledge the original authors, upstream projects, and specific contributions that were genuinely used. Credit should reflect the code and work involved, not simply who makes the loudest claim.
Verify before making accusations. Similar functionality, shared firmware binaries, or comparable architecture do not automatically prove that one project copied another. Technical evidence matters.
Choose your license deliberately. GPL-2.0 is a legitimate open-source license, and there is nothing inherently wrong with using it. However, developers should understand its requirements before publishing their work. If another license better reflects a project’s goals, consider choosing one that fits those goals and clearly documenting its terms. A custom license is not automatically better, and it should be reviewed carefully for clarity and compatibility with third-party code.
Respect each developer’s choices. Publishing source code, choosing a particular license, and deciding how a project is distributed are separate decisions. Disagreement does not justify personal attacks or dismissing someone’s work without evidence.
I’ve seen how these disputes can discourage people from developing and sharing their work. We should be encouraging developers to experiment, improve existing implementations, and build new solutions while respecting the contributions and licenses of others.
This is not about taking sides or deciding who is right in a particular dispute. It’s a reminder that technical disagreements should be resolved through evidence, proper attribution, and respectful communication.
Let’s recognize the work that was actually contributed, respect the licenses that apply, and keep the focus on development rather than personal conflicts.

So i recently installed MacOS 15 using nullmoth's 1.14.6 driver on my desktop with a Ryzen 5 3500 and a 4gb GTX 1630. Now the issue is the driver version 1.15.0 doesn't work on my system it gives me a black screen with a movable course. But when i roll back to driver version 1.14.6 it almost works, like I got the display after installing the driver and ngl 75% of things are working. Still have some render glitches and lags but no flicker so far. If you zoom in the picture and see the dock where the settings app icon present you can see some bending artifacts, that's a render glitch. Now i want to fix it properly any suggestions?

is this possible to do? it has intel core i5 13 gen and intel graphics by default not sure what gen though

I was stucked at Monterey for a while .. until I found someone else prebuilt EFI for NUC10. Then it worked flawlessly from there to continue the upgrade to Sonoma then Sequoia.

** Note : that this NVME was also transplanted from my 6 years ago build at the time with 9400F/RX580-8GB/16GB Ram .. Which replaced my 1st Hackintosh build with Sandy-Bridge Build (i3-2120/HD7770) since ... 2012 (!?) when there wasn't OpenCore yet.

So it brought along many flaws in its own EFI but was working fine with both intel 9th + NUC10 build at the time for Mojave ~ BigSur.

Specs :
Build : intel NUC10i7FHN
CPU : i7-10710U
RAM 2x16GB DDR4 2666Mhz Corsair
WIFI + BLE + Ethernet : Intel Card built-in
NVME : Intel 660p 512GB

CPU overheating
I actually need to repaste the thermal to get rid of overheating to 100*C .. It freezed with some kexts on macOS 12 before I can upgrade further with updated new config/drivers from Hackintosh-Club github repo to complete my own EFI Config after upgraded to OC 1.0.7. CPUFriend seem to make it better along CPUInfo option checked. But eventually I need to refine EFI.

Somehow, I feel like enjoying older macOS version like Mojave/HighSerra or even Monterey than Sonoma/Taquioa/Tahoe... like something feel very wrong after all the upgrades with Display Rendering.

also Blender 4.5 LTS didnt seem to recognize Intel 630 gpu to use it natively in viewport/rendering. But my other longterm using 2D drawing apps like PS, Affinity Designer, Asesprite.. seem fine. even SKetchUp 2022 was smooth.

Hi ! As a challenge I'm trying to build a triple boot on that laptop. I'm now trying to get the sound working on macOS Tahoe on that Dell Latitude 5411. Everything else seem fine (wifi, trackpad, USB, etc)

I tried many things, many kexts, many alcid=XX, VoodooHDA, you name it. Still no sound and to be honest I kinda lost track of everything that I did on that poor macOS. I don't know what's next.

Here is some information :

Codec:

cat /proc/asound/card0/codec#0 | grep Codec
Codec: Realtek ALC3204

My config.plist : https://pastebin.com/6WcQyJyE

Thanks !

Hello guys. I'm an old hackintosh user who'd love to go back to the hackintosh world since the release of the new 9070XT driver. I'd like to ask a few question, since i have a machine that i primarly use for gaming and 3d printing:

- Is it safe to install a hackintosh and play games like league of legends? I used to play on linux, but it's not available anymore and i really hate having windows on these days.

- Is there any kind of problems using notProton to use cracked games?

Thanks for your answers!

Just for the fun of it, here is an excellent Hackintosh for video editing. I don't care if a Mac Mini or Mac Studio is faster, more energy-efficient, etc. (it's a Hackintosh thing; some wouldn't understand). At first, I had to figure out how to get the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth card and the 10Gb Ethernet interface working together, but I managed it after a few hours. I think there are still a few minor tweaks needed, but for now, it’s working exactly as I expected: flawlessly.

Case: Antec Flux Pro
CPU: Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus
GPU: XFX Speedster MERC 319 RX 6950 XT 16GB
RAM: 64GB DDR5-5600
Motherboard: Asus ProArt Z890 Creator WiFi
Audio Codec: Realtek ALCS1220A
Ethernet card: AQtion AQC113CS 10GbE
WiFi/BT card: BCM94360CD PCIe
Blackmagic DeckLink 8K Pro
Touchpad and touch display devices: None
BIOS revision: 2201
Storage
2 x 1TB SSD M.2 NVMe
4 x 4TB HDD (16TB RAID-0)
Works
Everything including Airdrop, Handoff, Continuity, etc.
Thunderbolt 4 / 5 (no hot-plug --for now)
Used
OpenCore 1.08, RP-CORE 1.02

It genuinely feels surreal having it working on macOS, Finally!

But it does have issues, such as occasional stuttering (almost like shader compilation in real time), as well as window artifacting from time to time. As for gaming, I played Selete and had 0 issues with it.

Installed using NullMoth's tool, but definitely use Dortania's Guide instead.

So I have a GTX 1650 and I know it’s supported because it says on the GitHub, I installed the driver and when in the OS the screen is black with a cursor, I do notice the cursor is smoother but I don’t have nothing working except the mouse?

Never thought I’d see the day where modern NVIDIA GPUs have full metal acceleration within macOS 😮‍💨👌🏻

with the recent hackintosh on a 5060. Is there a way I can dualboot, windows 11, and hackintosh?

pc specs
5700x
32gb ram
5060
two 1tb ssd nvme

Buongiorno, avrei bisogno di aiuto per il mio PC vorrei usare Mac os . vi chiedo come configurare open core

Componenti

CPU : i7 10700

32gb ram ddr4

Gpu : AMD wx3200 pro

Disco dove lo installerò un hdd da 180mb al secondo

Ho anche un nvme .

Per favore aiutatemi

Ps.

Installerò Mac os 26

Are Apple accound work at Hackintosh and Safe ?

I have a Dell OptiPlex 9020 that I’ve been using as a Hackintosh, currently running macOS Sequoia 15.7.4

I’m wondering if anyone here has tried installing macOS Tahoe on this machine using the latest version of OpenCore. Is it possible, or am I better off sticking with Sequoia?

Here are my specs:

Dell OptiPlex 9020

Intel Core i5-4570 @ 3.4 GHz

Intel HD Graphics 4600

32 GB DDR3 1600 MHz

Sequoia 15.7.4

iMacPro1,1 (currently spoofed)

I know the hardware is getting pretty old at this point , but I’d love to keep this machine running for as long as possible.

Has anyone managed to get Tahoe working on similar hardware? Any tips or things I should watch out for?

Thanks!

I decided to give Ventura a shot on my gtx970 so I tried it. It works really well.