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There are currently some pretty good deals on M1 MacBooks on woot.com.

Source:https://www.techpowerup.com/311132/linux-breaks-3-pc-desktop-market-share-after-30-years I don't know how accurate these stats are but it's very interesting if true. I find it very impressive that macOS is over 21%.

I'm wondering how much RAM you guys have. I've had 64GB since about 2016 and stayed at 64GB up to my current Mac Studio. With 64GB, I manage to avoid swap most of the time.

I recently put together a hackintosh based around an HP ProDesk 400 G3. I picked up a barebones unit from eBay for $50 because I already had CPU, RAM, and storage. It is a really good system given its size and power consumption. The one I put together has an i7-7700T and performs very nicely...

With inflation running rampant and the economy seemingly headed for a recession, I thought it would a good "deal" to talk about some great freeware/open source software. Here are some of my favorites (in no particular order): Stats - This is an open source alternative to iStat Menus or Sensei...

Looks like a heckuva deal... Goto:h t t p s://fastestvpn.com/lifetime-special-deal?a_aid=618914515b520https://fastestvpn.com/lifetime-special-deal?a_aid=618914515b520 Use coupon code: BFCM22

Btw, my unmodded Mac Studio scores better in Cinebench than both theirs.

I just watched the following video and, to me, it's a clear indication of how Apple views Intel based Macs now.

What have you guys done/plan to do with the hackintoshes that you've retired?

Do you guys still need Windows? Ever since I got my Mac Studio, I haven't booted in to Windows for anything. Everything that I used to need Windows for, I can now do in macOS. About a week or two ago, I installed Windows in a virtual machine using UTM and I couldn't think of any use for it...

Cult of Mac currently has Microsoft Office Home & Office 2021 for only $40. https://deals.cultofmac.com/sales/microsoft-office-home-business-for-mac-2021-lifetime-license-2

About three weeks ago, I picked up an AsRock RX 6600 XT for $500 from Newegg and it has dropped to $470. This is great news. I'm very happy to see prices finally starting to drop from insane levels. Btw, the 6600 XTs are very much plug-n-play on hackintoshes. Just add the "agdpmod=pikera"...

This is a fantastic bundle that includes a ton of awesome games and, best of all, 100% will be donated to Ukraine humanitarian relief efforts...

Source:https://www.macrumors.com/2021/11/16/epic-games-ceo-calls-for-single-app-store/

If you didn't question the quality of Gigabyte products before, maybe you should...

HP ProDesk 400 G6 SFF Another build?!? Yeah... I got bored and had an i5-9400F laying around and decided to do a Batocera build. I found a barebones HP ProDesk 400 G6 SFF on eBay and jumped on it. Of course, I needed a dGPU since the i5-9400F doesn't have an IGPU. Plus, I wanted a little...

A few years ago, I picked up an ASRock Deskmini 110. It wasn't because I needed it, I just loved the form factor and its ability to house two SATA drives and an NVMe SSD. Since I didn't need it, after installing macOS, it went in the closet and had been sitting there since. Now that we are at...

https://9to5mac.com/2021/03/29/apple-expanding-independent-repair-provider-program-to-over-200-new-countries/

https://www.macrumors.com/2021/03/06/apple-confirms-imac-pro-will-be-discontinued/

Preface Vostro 3480 Specs i5-8265u CPU UHD 620 IGPU 32GB DDR4 RAM 14" 1920x1080 Display Western Digital SN750 1TB NVMe SSD (for macOS) Crucial BX500 2.5" SSD (for Windows) BCM94360NG M.2 Wi-Fi/Bluetooth Card Comments I was looking for a replacement for my old Dell Latitude 3450. I wanted...