Now the largest Hackintoshing resource on the web, this is the home of iBoot, Unibeast, Multibeast, and other tonymacx86 tools. These apps make installing Mac OS X on a PC reasonably easy, while still supporting a wide range of hardware. All downloads require you to register an account on the website. The forum is only for discussion of tonymacx86 tools.
Home of Kakewalk, a Hackintosh installation tool unmatched in ease of use. However, only a limited amount of hardware is supported. Keep in mind that the forum is only for discussion of Kakewalk.
The home of myHack, an app that aims to be the opposite of Unibeast and other tonymacx86 tools (though the two apps are almost exactly identical in functionality). If you're looking for a reliable method for installing Mac OS X on your PC, this website's guides and forum may also be worth a look. Of course, the forum is only for discussion of myHack.
The go-to place for Hackintosh downloads. Check it out if you can't find the right driver or software for your Hackintosh in Multibeast. All downloads require you to register an account on the website. The OSx86 forum doesn't allow for discussion of tonymacx86 tools (blame this on forum drama).
InsanelyMacA veteran Hackintoshing forum. Most of the resources on InsanelyMac aren't particularly newbie-friendly, but overall, it's still a good source of Hackintoshing information. Like OSx86, the InsanelyMac forum doesn't allow for discussion of tonymacx86 tools.
OSx86 Project WikiOne of the oldest and best-known wikis on the Hackintoshing scene. It's a great source to check whether your computer will work with Mac OS X.
LifehackerNot a Hackintosh-specific resource, but still a really great place to find Hackintoshing tutorials for newbies. The Hackintosh page updates infrequently, so there's bound to be some outdated information. However, Lifehacker's guides are so straightforward and detailed that it's worth checking out the website if you've never read about Hackintoshing before.
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