Hey guys,
I built a new PC a couple of months back (Intel Socket 2011) and also got a MacBook and started using OS X at my job. Long story short I got used to OS X and prefer it over Windows 8 and want to set up my Rig to dual boot with OS X and Windows now. I read how to set up a Hackintosh with Unibeast and understand how it works but I still got a question.
What's the best way to migrate my old Files?
I currently have:
- 1 120GB SSD with an old Windows 7 partition on it (here is where I want to install OS X)
- 1 new 250GB SSD with Windows 8 and my most important Apps
- 2x 1TB HDD for files and backup (Shit ton of Steam-games etc.)
(I also have a NAS for music/movies)
What I want to know is what's the best way to set up my Hackintosh and migrate my Windows files.
My approach would have been:
- unplug all drives except SSD i want to use for OSX
- install OS X using uni beast
- move all files I want to keep to HDD
- plug in my SSD for Windows8
- install Windows (Boot priority on the Mac Partition)
- plug in HDD's
But I feel like this could potentially fuck up my files and there should be a better approach.
Edit: Oh also I have a SLI setup with 2 GTX 780 is there anything i need to take care of?
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