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Been on a hackintosh since 2010 on clover and now on ozmozis.I am not a noob or advenced user, something in a middle, so I always have a problems with hardware tuning in hackintosh.I dicided to sell some parts of hackintosh. It was GA-Z97X gaming 7 motherboard and I7-4770 processor.I left wifi/bluetooth card bcm94360cd with PCI-E adapter with antenas. Two 8gb crucial ballistix sport memory cards, so together 16 gb (they 1600MHz)After researching, a week ago i bought Mac Pro 4.1 year 2009 from UK…

You get good machine for very cheap I am thinking later on to upgrade to 2 x X5690 six cores and add ram in sum of 64, not more.Than I have deal for 3gb r9 280x video card for 80 eurosHere is a picture of My rig I have aded 16gb of ramAnd I bought from 1deins.de 256GB Samsung SSD SM961 M.2 and from e-bay PCI-E 4X for M.2 SSD ADAPTER radiator version (pictures attached) but PCI-e SM961 not works like bootable drive with Mac Pro in High Sierra (only external drive speed approximately 1450 read and…

I posted back to shop bought SM961 because it was working only like external hard drive. But I need ssd for booting OSX so now I looking for Samsung SM951 AHCI version it should work without any kexts and other stuff (natively)When I was testing SM961 on Mac Pro the read and write speed was about 1450 and it is not going to be higher on SM951. After I buy ssd I will post benchmarks

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As I said, I'm posting benchmarks of Samsung SM951 AHCI 256gb M2 2280 PCIe SSD which connected to the third PCI port with cooling version of adapter. Running on a Mac natively (no kexts or patches applied) in APFSBought used about 110 euros with postage from ebay.This ssd was removed from a Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon (Gen 3)Part number: MZHPV256HDGL-000L1If you buy Samsung version with part number MZHPV256HDGL-00000 then i think you get read/write speed of 1400 MB/s

8-core: Two 2.66GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon 5500 processors upgrade to 12-core: Two 3.33GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon 5680 processorsIHS removed