Sava Djurdjevic, who’s a member of the Hackintosh Serbia collective, built an OS X Mavericks Hackintosh or, at the very least, he’s published a video that convincingly makes the case that he’s done it. Moreover, the basic components, less case and power supply, would cost about $195:

Hardware Specs:
— Motherboard: Biostar P31-A7 ($60)
— Graphics: GeForce GT520 1GB ($59)
— RAM: 2x2GB DDR3 ($40)
— Processor: Intel Dual Core E5200 2×2.50GHz ($36)

For what it’s worth, my last Hackintosh was a Dell Mini 10V, back in 2010, which was unceremoniously replaced by an original iPad — I very much like brushed Aluminum and automatic software updates.

Sava says he used the MyHack utility to build his Hackintosh.

No, it’s not Haswell-powered 12-core beast able to go head-to-head with Apple’s best, but it’s fairly impressive that Sava’s built an OS X Mavericks Hackintosh for essentially chump change…

What’s your take?

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