Assigning cpu core(s) to a vm
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Probably not. Unless you need really specific control, you're better off sticking with the defaults.
Probably not. Unless you need really specific control, you're better off sticking with the defaults.
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Sorry I forgot to mention the vm is Windows 8 Pro.
No specific control required. I have set it to 2 cores now just to try it and there were no noticeable differences in either the guest or the host but this was only with light usage.
I'll put it back to 1 core.
Thanks vansmith.
No specific control required. I have set it to 2 cores now just to try it and there were no noticeable differences in either the guest or the host but this was only with light usage.
I'll put it back to 1 core.
Thanks vansmith.
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