12.03.2016 19:48 Uhr, Quelle: 9to5Mac

Building a (sub-$1000) Hackintosh that meets the Oculus Rift hardware requirements – Part I

Back at the beginning of March, Oculus CEO Palmer Luckey made controversial statements about Apple’s hardware, specifically the inability of any Mac in Apple’s entire lineup of computers to handle the graphics needs upcoming Oculus Rift. At one point in time, Oculus had support for OS X in the pipeline; in fact previous Rift dev kits supported Macs. As time went on, however, it was decided that the Oculus Rift would be Windows-only, at least initially. It’s with Luckey’s comments, and the lack of initial OS X support in mind, that I’ve decided to put together a Hackintosh machine that meets the minimum requirements outlined by Oculus yet can still run handedly run the Mac OS. In theory, this machine could support the Oculus Rift if the necessary software was made available for OS X. It can run the Rift now if you install a Windows partition on it… more…Filed under: How-To Tagged: Clover, Elgato, EVGA, GeForce, Gigabyte, GTX 970, Hackintosh, how

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