Elliot,

If you don't need Bootcamp, have Windows on a separate drive, do you tell the Mac to boot from the Windows Drive via the OPT  or is there another way to start up from that drive?

Thanks,

Jonathan


On Apr 4, 2012, at 11:16 AM, Elliot Steele wrote:

Chris,

If there are drivers available for the version of Windows you want to run
(hopefully Windows 7 64 Bit) then any hardware will run fine but obviously
not under OSX.

I've probably posted this before but "Bootcamp" isn't necessary to run
Windows on a Mac, in fact you don't even need to have an OSX system
installed at all. As far as Windows is concerned it's just another PC.

My advice is always install Windows on a separate HD.

I've been running Windows (& AE) on Mac Pros since 2006 without any problems
so if you have any other questions just fire away!

Cheers

Elliot


Am 04/04/2012 20:04 schrieb "Chris Meyer" unter <chris@crishdesign.com>:

A lot of you know far more about systems and hardware than I do, so I wanted
to fact-check the following two statements to try to separate some myth from
reality about using Bootcamp to run Windows on Mac machines. I'd appreciate
learning if these statements are true, false, and/or need asterisks and
qualifications to properly explain:

 - The same hardware will give essentially the same performance on a Mac
running Bootcamp, or a PC running the same version of Windows.

 - If you cannot use a certain piece of hardware (such as an NVIDIA Quadro
6000) in a Mac running MacOS, then you also cannot use that hardware in a Mac
running Bootcamp.

thanks in advance -
Chris
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