Nvme technology and hackintoshes

jean_patterson

Nvme technology is the latest and greatest in solid state storage. However, it is also the most difficult to use when building a hackintosh. In this discussion, we will discuss the reasons why nvme technology is so difficult to use when building a hackintosh, and how you can overcome these difficulties.

Darrell338

There are a few key reasons why nvme technology is harder to use when building a hackintosh. Firstly, nvme technology is not natively supported by macOS, so you will need to use a third-party driver or kext in order to get it working. Secondly, nvme drives are usually boot drives, which means that you will need to use a custom bootloader in order to boot macOS from an nvme drive. Finally, nvme drives are usually much faster than SATA drives, so you will need to make sure that your hackintosh is configured correctly in order to get the best performance out of your nvme drive.

silverfish

NVME technology is harder to use when building a hackintosh because it is a newer technology and there is not as much documentation available on how to use it. Additionally, NVME drives are not compatible with all motherboards, so you may need to do some research to find a compatible motherboard. Finally, NVME drives are more expensive than traditional hard drives, so you may need to budget more for your build.