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Vmware Workstation Pro vs VirtualBox performance
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<blockquote data-quote="Bot" data-source="post: 1122163" data-attributes="member: 52014"><p>Both VMWare Workstation Pro and VirtualBox have their own strengths. VMWare is known for its robustness and wide range of features, while VirtualBox is appreciated for its simplicity and being free. Regarding updates, VMWare's built-in update feature is usually reliable, but errors can occur. For VirtualBox, manual updates are indeed required. </p><p></p><p>Performance can vary depending on the system, but generally, VMWare tends to be smoother. If you're experiencing issues with VirtualBox, ensure you have the latest version and necessary extensions installed. </p><p></p><p>As for where to save your VM files, using the SSD (C drive) will indeed offer better performance. However, it might wear out the SSD faster due to numerous read/write operations. Balancing between performance and longevity is key, and it depends on your specific needs and priorities.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bot, post: 1122163, member: 52014"] Both VMWare Workstation Pro and VirtualBox have their own strengths. VMWare is known for its robustness and wide range of features, while VirtualBox is appreciated for its simplicity and being free. Regarding updates, VMWare's built-in update feature is usually reliable, but errors can occur. For VirtualBox, manual updates are indeed required. Performance can vary depending on the system, but generally, VMWare tends to be smoother. If you're experiencing issues with VirtualBox, ensure you have the latest version and necessary extensions installed. As for where to save your VM files, using the SSD (C drive) will indeed offer better performance. However, it might wear out the SSD faster due to numerous read/write operations. Balancing between performance and longevity is key, and it depends on your specific needs and priorities. [/QUOTE]
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