Hackintosh or drop the idea?

Question

hackintosh

Hi:
We have the following hardware:
i7 6700k, Asus Z170 proGaming, 24gb DDR4 Corsair 3400mhz, SSD x2 intel, Radeon R9 , Atheros AR9485 WIFI.
Will a hack start on these pieces of iron without a bunch of hemorrhoids with hexes and digging configs?
Why hackintosh? - I see no reason to buy a poppy when there is a stationary and a laptop with better characteristics than what is sold for 130tr.
Well, actually I'm interested in - will icloud and a bunch of iphone ipad work ?
Of course, complete nonsense in terms of the perversion of the use of time (what difference does it make what OS they all do their task).
Win10 pulled up - recently, especially with brakes (after the update), the feeling that I have some kind of celeron, if I demolish and restore the system, everything flies (updates arrive and again everything from the beginning)
the screen itself - the load on the system with Skype + chrome + telegrams open (Windows services eat up 6-8GB of RAM, it's not clear where and why)
I'm waiting for your advice, is it worth it or not?

Answer 1

Lol. How can Hackinshot help? What is this, a panacea?
Put linux. Or buy a poppy

Answer 2

There are no guarantees that a hackintosh on an unfamiliar hardware will work more stable.
Windows 8.1 is better: works on any hardware and icloud is available

Answer 3

I recommend reading the very specific hardware compatibility list

Answer 4

Macos without a MacBook touchpad is pointless and inconvenient.

Answer 5

hackintosh on radeons does not often come up. Look at lists of iron.
14 gigs???? no services of a drain do not guzzle. something you disagree.
18% off i7??? - maybe you have a miner running in the background?

Answer 6

laptop with better specs than what is sold for 130tr

Apple laptops are worth the money.
analogues of other manufacturers - either worse or cost the same.
if we say exclude weight (a heavy laptop will suit you)
and exclude autonomy (you always work from the network)
- then yes, Apple does not offer such solutions.
there is no point in Hackintosh on a laptop.
but on the desktop - yes it makes sense. It's cheap and cheerful there.
another thing is that if you do not need any specific software that is only available for MacOS, I would not bother.
Even on much weaker hardware than yours - Win10 works smartly for me.
It's not about her, not about Windows. Just 10 is very good.