Not legally, no, and that’s because MacOS is legally only allowed to be used on Mac hardware. When it was announced that OS X was going to be made Intel-compatible, there were some developer copies that leaked, that were soon hacked to run on every-day Intel machines previously designed to run Windows or Linux, but technically those who downloaded and tried it were breaking the law…and because of the way OS X was written, it didn’t even run very well anyhow. There’s probably a way to hack the current version of OS X to run on non-Apple hardware, but not only do we not recommend it, you could get into serious trouble for doing so.