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i know its been discussed, i googled it, i searched it here but i didn't find an immediate answer to just a simple question. Is crossover faster for my intentions vs booting windows xp ?
I just want to run ie6 for cross browser testing and looking to have the fastest solution that does not take up a ton of ram. If crossover eats up as much ram and cpu as parallels i might as well go with that since it has my entire xp os on it, thoughts? Spare me any flaming on this. thanks. |
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