well like the title say i'm on a big dilemma to install Windows 10 on another HD or buy the Scuffham S-Gear to install on my hackintosh,most of the music software releases from R2R are from windows,already have a cracked version of Scuffham S-Gear for windows,im a little confused what to do

 

have you tried th3 ?

 

yes man already tried TH3,i downloaded the demo some months and its was good,i bought bias amps and biasfx some months ago also good app,but for me S-Gear sound more real.

 

Why don't you just buy a power PC? Something with like an i7, 8 core, 68gigs of RAM and a 2TB SSD harddrive? Might run you between $1500-$2000 but it would be worth it.

 

Not trying to be a dick, but why would you need a hackintosh, when you can just buy a pc with better specs, and more than likely cheaper than the MAC you own?

 

why i need to buy a power pc when already have one?

 

why i need a hackintosh?well i build my hackintosh because i wanted to run mac osx to use final cut x,logic,i dont own a mac,i own a very powerful hackintosh,anyway why we dont focus on my question?"i'm on a big dilemma to install Windows 10 on another HD"

 

Dual boot?

 

yes man i want to do a dual boot but i work more on mac that windows but like i said most of the R2R releases are for windows and there are pretty good programs that i want to use like Protools,TH3,S-Gear,Eventide plugins.

 

why is dilema then, if you already pointed out your cons of having WIN... just instal it and see where it will go

 

You have to decide whats more important for you. Warez or Logic.
Sure you can do a dual boot. But what do you win? You have to transfere everything aroud. Reboot if you wanna use warez.

Only you can decide whats more important for you .

 

well i dont have to transfer nothing if im going to use windows,and its not only Logic,i do video editing on FCX,but well i really made my decision and im going to do dual booting.

 

yeap im going to do dual booting,

 

But go for 7, not 10

...and, while You are there, a small partition of 100 Gigs for Linux would probably do no harm

 

why windows 7? and not windows 10?i dont really need Linux.

 

I think that's called opening a can of worms. ;)

 

Absouletly not do not do Windows 7 a lot of the newer plugs and apps, don't run or have to be configured to work properly
usually the guy saying use windows 7 is on a old ass pc with slow specs, or to lazy to upgrade Windows 10 all the way for sure.. also
dual boot using win 10 and osx, why in the world would you need Linux?? guy clearly don't know his ass from elbow, ignore his message, and watch ! now hes gonna reply saying old Specs? I got a
i12 triple core 10.9 cpu with 300 ggis of ram 4gig video card ! Piss off ya do

 

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On the contrary ALL plugs and software run on Win 7 but I am always reading on the sister site about issues trying to run craiced stuff on Win 10.
Dual boot Hackintosh Win 7 with Mac OSX is IDEAL. Use different ssd HDDs for each operating syatem, don't bother with partitioning and have big Data HDDs on board as well. Make the MacOSX first in the boot order and install Chameleon Boot Loader so as soon as you turn on your computer a choice of operating systems is presented. Remember that the Windows NTFS HDDs will be visible on the MacOSX desktop and the Mac can read off NTFS so, while on the Mac you can just copy stuff acoss from the Windows drives. On the other hand Windows does not read OSX Journal File System, but no problem, you use a nice big exFAT USB Thumb drive to transfer stuff from the Mac side to Windows. You can have Logic Pro X and all the Openssh stuff on Mac and Pro Tools HD with all the AudioUtopia stuff on the Windows side not to mention that a lot of R2R stuff is now cross-Platform. All the music software tools you will ever need are just a reboot away

 

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I have Sierra and Win10 on a single SSD. Two SSDs (each OS separate) are better and easier to boot. Win10 Enterprise is fine for me! Oisinn said it all!

 

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Thats what i ment with copy stuff around ...

But if thats no big deal for you . Go dual boot.