Hello. i have noticed that many of the hackintosh projects out there seem to be mid-level hardware and processor set ups. I would like to put together a machine based on the dual lga1366 mobos from asus. Unfortunately, as a long time mac user, i am basicly uneducated as a hacker or as a pc user. Is there anyone in this community who also is interested in building a hackintosh to compete with the dual nehalem i7 macpro desktop?
i would really like to begin learning, however i cant find any hackintosh projects this ambitious. I have looked at hundreds of posts and most folks seem to be happy with projects composed of mostly humble processors, etc.

Woah dual core i7, if you cant find any info about this, you can always try in your own, and share with all of us your results ;P

Good luck

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I do recall someone making a dual LGA771 Xeon Hackintosh with reasonable success. You shouldn't have too much trouble IMO. I think the most important part of speccing the system up would be components like the GPU, sound, WI-FI etc that need drivers. Use hardware that is well documented for OSx86 or used in the actual Mac Pro already.

me too, DUAL i7 chips, vista and os-x