A Company Announces a Mac Pro-Like Hackintosh Computer

A company called OpenCore Computer is a notable hackintosh introduced the computer. Apple Mac Pro style computers, called Hackintosh, come pre-installed with macOS Catalina and Windows 10 Pro.

Hackintosh computers are described as the only hardware other than Apple devices that run macOS. OpenCore Computer launches commercial Hackintosh workstation “Velociraptor” gave his name. The news points out that the company's new computer clearly violates Apple's end user license agreement for macOS. Therefore, it does not seem likely that Apple will allow the sale of these computers.

Velociraptor offers up to 64 GB of RAM

Velociraptor has support for up to 64 GB of RAM and features AMD Ryzen processors with 8, 12 or 16 cores. It also packs an AMD Radeon VII GPU with 16GB of HBM2 memory. The device's Mini-ITX chassis features dual SSDs with up to 2TB capacity and a third hard drive offering up to 4TB of storage, each pre-installed with macOS and Windows versions.

OpenCore Computer in Geekbench 5 tests of Velociraptor mac pro It claims to outperform all other MacBooks and Macs in multi-core tests. The company also claims that its computer even beats the Mac Pro in the single-core test. The computers were offered for sale at prices starting from $2199. The company plans to launch new models with 64-core CPU and up to 256 GB RAM options in the future.

OpenCore launches Velociraptor with Bitcoin

OpenCore Computer appears to be trying to circumvent its end user license agreement by only accepting payments in the Bitcoin cryptocurrency. The company aims to bring consumer protection and fraud safeguards to cryptocurrency transactions to show that it is not fraudulent. “Bitrated” offers payment system.

In 2009, Apple filed a lawsuit against Psystar, which sold similar Hackintosh systems, and was found right. Given this situation, it seems surprising that OpenCore Computer has chosen to sell Hackintosh.