The Always Up-to-Date Guide to Building a Hackintosh [OS X 10.8]

Rainmeter - Encoded v1.2.3 by ~lilshizzy on deviantART How Do I Upgrade My Hackintosh to Mac OS X Lion? I think (I mean logically) all you should have to do is follow these steps, but when you go to Install Lion, just point to a clean partition for it to install on. You should be able to follow the instructions for a standard Snow Leopard Hackintosh install but using the Lion cd (see Lifehacker how-to) and iBoot. Also: manners much, how about saying please? @belgium @ashilm Please stop talking about things you don't know anything about. You are spreading misinformation. It is NOT POSSIBLE YET to install Lion with iBoot and MultiBeast. However the great developers of Kakewalk have a solution! I encourage you to go to [kakewalk.se] and check out their compability list. Almoste all Gigabyte motherboards are compatible. If you have any questions there are loads of resources on insanelymac.com forums.

ObjectDock - Animated Dock for your Shortcuts and Widgets WinCustomize Personalize your dock with downloadable skins. System Requirements Windows 8/7/Vista 10.7.4 Power Management and Sandy Bridge CPUs It's been a week since the 10.7.4 update, and an issue has cropped up with Core i5 and i7 Sandy Bridge CPUs. As part of this release, Apple updated the power management drivers. These new drivers are effecting performance, as some CPUs are stuck at a 16x multiplier, thus limiting them to a maximum clock speed of 1.6 GHz. When we discovered the issue, we released a temporary workaround on the tonymacx86.com forum while working on a permanent solution. The Secondary System Description Table or SSDT is a continuation of the Differentiated System Description Table, or DSDT, allowing the the motherboard manufacturer or OEM to provide the base support in one table (DSDT) and add smaller system options in other tables (SSDT). The Chimera bootloader will either read the SSDT from the motherboard's BIOS/UEFI, use the SSDTs generated by boot keys provided by the MultiBeast UserDSDT boot.plist, or a user provided SSDT. For discussions on this and other topics, register today at tonymacx86.com!