I've seen where it is possible to put Snow Leopard onto said PC, but is it possible to go all the way to Mtn Lion? I'm curious because I was essentially given this desktop (no other hardware at all..) and am currently in indecision as to what I should do with it. My life is run through Mac (iPhone, iPad, Macbook, etc.) but I wouldn't mind having a desktop that can run both windows and mac software that I could ALSO use as an extra hard drive for backups, movies, and things like that.
I also am an advocate of the splashtop program because it allows me to access both my macbook and PC (as long as not in sleep mode), but it would be so much simpler for me to run completely mac. It's not a necessity, but if anyone has any pros/cons to throw out, I would welcome advice. More than likely, if the PC can't run both, I would probably attempt to sell it and replace for a Mac Mini (smaller, more suited to my current setup, and could run bootcamp to add windows if it even is desired at that point). I already own Mtn Lion, so I figured I could save my copy of windows while I had it.
Additional PC specs:
4 GB DDR3 Sys Mem
AMD Athlon II 635 Quad-Core Processor
Wireless b/g/n
ATI Radeon HD 4200 graphics
Windows 7 64 bit
I also am an advocate of the splashtop program because it allows me to access both my macbook and PC (as long as not in sleep mode), but it would be so much simpler for me to run completely mac. It's not a necessity, but if anyone has any pros/cons to throw out, I would welcome advice. More than likely, if the PC can't run both, I would probably attempt to sell it and replace for a Mac Mini (smaller, more suited to my current setup, and could run bootcamp to add windows if it even is desired at that point). I already own Mtn Lion, so I figured I could save my copy of windows while I had it.
Additional PC specs:
4 GB DDR3 Sys Mem
AMD Athlon II 635 Quad-Core Processor
Wireless b/g/n
ATI Radeon HD 4200 graphics
Windows 7 64 bit
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