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Hackintosh on Laptops 2016-06-05 13:19:25 Post No. 54923874
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I am a "mature" filmmaking student and as most of us 80s/90s kids, I default to PC environments. However, I have noticed that most editing positions listed in the media industry work exclusively on OSX and FCPX.
I am familiar with Macs, as it's what's they use at Uni, but they are slower than my machine (even the coffe maker-looking Mac Pros) and Premiere feels sluggier than on PC.
I have been looking to buy a Mac Mini or Macbook and get more familiar with FinalCutPro X as I feel I would be at a disadvantageous position if I were to apply. HOWEVER I am looking to buy an ultrabook and hackintosh instead. How fucked am I?
Inb4 nice blog m8
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>>54923874
it is probably possible, but dont think you'll get wifi to work
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why do you make your posts sound like an ENG-101 intro paragraph
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> as most of us 80s/90s kids, I default to PC environments
Generalisation. I'm an 80s kid, and I default to Macs.
Your uni's machines may be slower, but there is no appreciable difference when given similar hardware. My rMBP is a superb machine, and I'd recommend them to anyone.
You would be much better off getting a new/used Mac than fucking around with Hackintosh.
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>>54923910
This is insightful, thanks!
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>>54924179
For what it is worth, I am a 90s kid who grew up on DOS and Windows, and I default to Macs as well. They are such nice machines. Perfect for development work.
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>>54923907
I'm a spic living in the UK. Might be that.
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