I want to get familiar with macOS. Does it make sense to put the system on a virtual machine or is it better to have a second system next to Win?

Question

macOS

An HP-Pavillion 15-p032er laptop is present.
Proc: AMD Quad-Core A6-6310 (1.8 - 2.4 GHz)
RAM: 4 Gb (DDR3L 1333 MHz)
Video: AMD Radeon R4 + AMD Radeon R7 M260, 2 Gb

I want to get acquainted with the macOS system - as a user. For testing purposes.
Macbook is not and is not expected yet.

How reasonable is it to put this system on a virtual machine or to put the second one next to Windows?

Or even give up on this idea?

Answer 1

It’s better not to, under AMD it’s very difficult to find a hackintosh. Install Ubuntu for yourself, you will understand where you have what is. Pump up graphic Addons and it will look like MacOs)))
But seriously. It is better to get acquainted with MacOs on poppy computers;) without any virtual machines and hackintosh)

Answer 2

If you want "real sex", as in a joke about a fairy and tankmen, you can try it through a hackintosh. But if there is no macbook and it is not expected, it is better to score. Makos is not an axis. This is a software and hardware complex, which was sharpened for some purely specific tasks. The microscope can see the bacterium perfectly, but the hammer from it is worthless ...

Answer 3

Video: AMD Radeon R4 + AMD Radeon R7 M260, 2 Gb

Most likely, the processor graphics in your laptop is not turned off and because of this, the discrete will not work. And if the discrete card does not have a physical output to the monitor. but displays the picture through the built-in, here is also a bummer, the system cannot be started. Although your laptop may be an exception, but I support the answers from above, nerves are more expensive.)