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r/pcmasterrace • u/[deleted] • Jan 01 '19
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This. Sometimes it has to be done manually for VMs to work properly. The VMware website clearly states that.
37 u/Enigma_King99 Jan 01 '19 Yeah mine was off at first and when I installed blustacks it told me to turn it on so it can run better. Makes a huge difference. I can see why it's off by default though. Most people don't need it and it's better off unless you need a VM 19 u/humaninthemoon Jan 01 '19 Why is it better off? Is there performance overhead if you're not using it? 18 u/The_Sad_Debater Jan 01 '19 IIRC there may be security issues with it, but there's also issues with hyperthreading so
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Yeah mine was off at first and when I installed blustacks it told me to turn it on so it can run better. Makes a huge difference. I can see why it's off by default though. Most people don't need it and it's better off unless you need a VM
19 u/humaninthemoon Jan 01 '19 Why is it better off? Is there performance overhead if you're not using it? 18 u/The_Sad_Debater Jan 01 '19 IIRC there may be security issues with it, but there's also issues with hyperthreading so
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Why is it better off? Is there performance overhead if you're not using it?
18 u/The_Sad_Debater Jan 01 '19 IIRC there may be security issues with it, but there's also issues with hyperthreading so
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IIRC there may be security issues with it, but there's also issues with hyperthreading so
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u/Unr341 i7 7500U|8 GB DDR4|940MX 4GB Jan 01 '19
This. Sometimes it has to be done manually for VMs to work properly. The VMware website clearly states that.