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This repository is a complete setup guide and configuration for running macOS on a specific high-end PC build, commonly known as a "Hackintosh." Instead of buying an Apple computer, this project lets you install macOS Sequoia (the latest version as of late 2025) on custom PC hardware. The exact hardware combination here includes an Intel Core i9 14900K processor, an Asus Prime Z790-A WiFi motherboard, an AMD Radeon RX 6650 XT graphics card, and three Samsung solid-state drives, along with 64GB of DDR5 memory. At its core, the repository contains the special boot configuration files needed to make macOS think your standard PC hardware is a genuine Mac. macOS normally only runs on Apple's own hardware, so this setup uses a tool called OpenCore (version 1.0.5) to bridge that gap. OpenCore acts as a translator that loads just before the operating system starts, adjusting how macOS sees the processor, graphics card, audio, networking, and storage so everything runs smoothly together. The primary audience is someone who already owns this exact combination of computer parts and wants to run macOS on it, perhaps a video editor, developer, or creative professional who prefers macOS but already has powerful PC hardware. Because the configuration is highly specific to the listed components, it wouldn't work on a different motherboard or graphics card without significant adjustments. The creator, Gabriel Luchina, is a specialist who shares these configurations through his Universo Hackintosh community. One notable aspect is that the repository doesn't simply hand out the files for free. Instead, the creator offers a paid remote installation service, where he sets up the system for you. There's also a Discord community linked for support and discussion. This approach means someone using this setup gets direct help from the person who built and tested it, rather than figuring out the technical details alone.