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Windows 7 vs 8 with Fusion/Bootcamp?
I'm getting the 2013 iMac 2.9GHz. Which Windows is best to get? I'll be using it with either Bootcamp or VMware Fusion. Also, 32 bit or 64 bit?
I'm only a Mac user, so I won't miss any of the options that one has over the other. I'll be using Windows to test Powerpoint templates. Thanks! |
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I run Windows 8 (System builder license) 64 bit on my Macbook pro Retina.
I installed it under bootcamp but use VMware too because I have some less sophisticated windows programs that have some features that only work if I boot into windows. But normally, using VMware to go back and forth is a much easier interface. If I didn't think I needed to boot into Windows, I'd just do a VMware install of windows 8. So I think it depends on what you are planning to use Windows for as to whether or not you might want to boot into your computer as a windows PC. As far as Win8 vs. Win7 - Win 8 is a nice release. |
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unless you're gaming, Parallels has been getting the better reviews on the latest releases, and head to head I much preferred parallels.
I installed Windows as a boot camp so that I can run native, then set up Parallels to simply access the existing bootcamp partition. You get both options then.
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