Hi I was wondering you can sort of do Bootcamp in reverse? Bootcamp lets you run Windows at full speed, no virtualisation slow downs or anything, with dual booting. Is it possible as I have a copy of Mac OS 10.6 Snow Leopard (being a mac guy) to do the same on a PC? So I want to run Mac OS X at full speed with the PC hardware beside my Windows partition. Or is it a complete hassle this way round? Shall I just keep my iMac and have it as well as my PC? Any help much appreciated, thanks.
legally your not supposed to put mac on a windows pc apparently but look into something called hackintosh. If all your hardware is supported you can set up a dual boot config to be able to have both on a windows based pc. It really comes down to software support, I'm pretty sure you need to have an intel chipset and a graphics card that's supported by mac. Can't go into much detail as I'm not too familiar with it myself, had a friend set it up for me a year or 2 ago and eventually I just got rid of the mac part, but I remember it took a while to get it all running.
it takes a lot of playing around with kext (Hackintosh way of calling drivers) to get all aspect of the computer working. and don't expect support for all latest/greatest hardware on PC, it took Apple 1 full year to support my gtx260, and zero support for any dedicated sound card. Hackintosh, OSx86 are the keywords to use on the big G
