Hackintosh tutorials and various other tech stuff
Disclaimer: I’m not responsible if you break your fans or fry your computer trying to do this mod. If that happens, you’re on your own. When I was picking a new case for my computer, I was trying to decide between the Corsair 500R and the 600T. One of the things I liked about the [...] Read more »
I recently sold the computer that pretty much inspired me to make this website, my Asus P5Q Pro turbo hackintosh. Since building my Sandy Bridge system last year I really hadn’t been using the old computer. I tried to find some uses for it, but it was just taking up space. So now that that’s [...] Read more »
I picked up an Antec 300 a couple months ago to move an older computer into, but I’ve decided to build a new computer using that case. I like the way the case looks for the most part, but I think the left side panel is kind of ugly/boring so I decided to cut out [...] Read more »
Last weekend I replaced my stock Intel heatsink with the Corsair H50. I wasn’t happy with the temperatures I was getting with the stock Intel fan, and it was starting to get noisy (which would have been okay if it could pick a speed and stick with it). The H50 wasn’t too hard to install, [...] Read more »
I finally replaced my laptop that’s needed to be replaced for about a year now. The inverter board was shot so the screen rarely worked, and the last hinge finally broke. So far this laptop has been great, it’s pretty quick and hasn’t given me any problems yet. Here are the full specs on my [...] Read more »
As some of you may know, Apple refreshed the Mac mini a few weeks ago. With this refresh, they increased the price to almost $700. I’m going to compare the specs of the Mac mini with some space-saving desktops from other brands to see if the mini is really worth the high price Apple charges. [...] Read more »
As you might already know, WWDC is going to be June 7th – June 11th. As usual, the next generation iPhone will be announced (though it won’t be much of a surprise this year, thanks to Gizmodo) and the iPhone OS 4.0 update will be released. Unfortunately though, it doesn’t look like we will hear [...] Read more »
Introduction: This is how I got Snow Leopard working on my computer. Just like the other guide, if you somehow break your computer while trying to install OS X, it’s not my fault. Unlike the last one, I’ll post links to the KEXT files because you’ll need specific KEXTS to get some features working completely. [...] Read more »
I replaced the P5KPL-AM SE with the P5Q Pro Turbo. I will post a review and a how to for installing OS X. I will get around to the reviews I said I would soon, I’ve just been busy with school and haven’t had much time. Anyways, heres the video: Tweet Read more »
RapidWeaver is a web design application for Mac OS X. It does most of the HTML and CSS for you, so you don’t really have to learn any of it to use this application. The only HTML or CSS you need to know is for making your own custom themes or if you want to [...] Read more »