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In fact, the performance for browser on Mac is significantly better than Linux and the overall performance and thermal is also better than the Windows 10 that came with it as well.

IMHO, Mac is a good OS for this tablet, gets to exploit lots of its’ capabilities.

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@arifharia, great to see people still interested in this tablet! I’ve been actively working on this tablet for the past few weeks.

Many thanks to itlwm, now Intel WiFi and Intel Bluetooth (built-in) is fully working 🙂 I’m able to connect to WiFi 5 (802.11AC) + playing music on my AirPod Pro streaming audio perfectly, upload speed is only about 5Mbps and download speed is about 35Mbps, which is very decent for my usage. I’m still using OC 0.5.8, the latest is 0.6.1, I might update to latest soon.

https://github.com/OpenIntelWireless/itlwm

I’m having thoughts to port to Big Sur once the stable release is out. Right now it’s only Beta, so I’m not going to bother with the port for Beta yet.

A few things that doesn’t work for me yet, touchscreen, touchpad, built-in speaker, accelerometer and battery indicator. @arifharia, does those module work for you on High Sierra and if so, could you share your kext and config that you are using for your build so I can compare with mine?

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This post is kinda old, but I hope this helps whoever that still is looking at this tablet with hackintosh.

Since there wasn’t much support for this tablet, I just went ahead and enabled this hardware with Mac OS.

Though the config I’m using is OpenCore 0.5.8 (latest) + Mac OS Catalina (latest)

You can see and get the work from here: https://github.com/leopck/ChuWi-Cube-i7-Book-Hackintosh/

I managed to boot it up but there are sadly quite a few things that still doesn’t work, I haven’t had the time to look into them just yet.

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