snow leopard on pc ?

so here is the thing ,i want a snow leopard ,and was thinking of getting a macbook ,but was too expensive for its specs ,with same price its easy to get a way better hp laptop ,anyway i found out its possible to dual boot snow leopard on pc ,but there is so many guides and versions that i don’t know which to follow/get ,so here is my hardware stuff ,and hope u guys can help me out :
win 7 x64 pro
EP43-DS3L
intel q6600
ati 4890
4gb ram ddr2
thanks in advance anyone who helps ^^ .
Answer #1
I don’t see any question anywhere.
What do you need help with.
Answer #2
with choosing a working version to get ,like i see there is many versions and stuff as i said ,and i dunno which to get .
Answer #3
http://www.hackintosh.com/
This site should help you; although I don’t really recommend hackintosh pc’s. the thing is that when apple releases updates you might run into trouble so basically you have to constantly be aware of whether you should update or not or any potential problems. also, hardware compatibility might also be a serious concern. if u want snow leopard, go for a mac, if its too expensive, stick to windows 7. hope this helped!
Answer #4
i don’t think i need any updates ,i just need a fully working one and thats good enough i think ,and ya the hardware thing is why i posted my hardware for guys in here to tell me if it works or not .
Answer #5
i don't think i need any updates ,i just need a fully working one and thats good enough i think ,and ya the hardware thing is why i posted my hardware for guys in here to tell me if it works or not .
What I’d recommend u to do is look up some Hackintosh systems that others have built just look at their specs and simply use one of those motherboards and graphics card. I think the motherboard is the most risky so make sure u get one confirmed to work with Hackintosh.
Answer #6
its not there on ur link but there is other ep43 there just not ds3l .
my vga is not there but its not there for lot other stuff ,alot just ignore it for some reason ,say that its same as 4870 which works there so i think should work too ?
Answer #7
http://www.insanelymac.com/osx86db/
http://pcwizcomputer.com/index.php?option=com_mtree&Itemid=65
http://wiki.osx86project.org/wiki/index.php/HCL_10.6.4
Use these 3 databases to check ur hardware. I really don’t recommend just “thinking” it will work since u dont wanna wast a couple hundred bucks, rite?
Answer #8
yup lol xD thanks ^^ .
Answer #9
np