[SOLVED] Can a pre-installed Windows SSD simply be added to my hackintosh?

[crushvisuals]

Hey everyone. I just did my first successful Hackintosh Build. It's a X79 chipset just in case anyone needs to know. I had this computer running Windows 10 but since I'm a video editor, I needed some OSX advantages for my clients. Now on what I'll refer to as SSD1 (Windows) I simply took it out of the machine. I bought SSD2(OSX) and succesfully got a hackintosh.

My question is this: Can I simply put SSD1 back into the machine, and basically use that as a dual boot at my BIOS screen? Or will this screw with my system? If I have to I will redo the hackintosh steps and dual boot SSD2 for both OSX and Windows 10. I'd prefer not to though since SSD1 has a lot of great programs that take forever to install and some drivers were impossible to find. Thanks everyone. This is my first post but I've been using the forums for answers for years now.

 

[itmoba]

Yes, it's possible to dual boot by using REFIt or rEFInd.

 

[crushvisuals]

Yes, it's possible to dual boot by using REFIt or rEFInd.

awesome thank you. that looks really interesting. one question: when I want to adjust my overclocking/tuning, how can I get to my BIOS?

 

[itmoba]

The BIOS technically loads before you get the option to select the disk, so you'll be fine.