Mar 2, 2008, 01:58 PM
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Mac Pro (Early 2008), Vista, and Fusion
Anybody have this setup?
I'd like to know what the "Windows Experience Index" is on an Early 2008 Mac Pro - running Vista under VMWare Fusion... Somebody has to have this set up - I'm just wondering how bad the graphics numbers look. Bonus points if anyone's doing any kind of special disk striping for perf... Thanks!
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Mar 3, 2008, 08:35 AM
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I've got the setup. I'm running Vista 64 bit, in Fusion, on an Early 2008 Mac Pro. It seems to run well, although a little slow with my current 2gb of ram (split in half when I run Fusion, so really 1gb on each OS).
I'm not really sure how to give you any graphic numbers though.......is this subjective, or is there somewhere I can check for it? My only real disappointment (besides lack of ram) is that my AutoCad license keeps breaking when I try to run it in Fusion. It does run, just not consistently. Which is frustrating because I use it for work and Bootcamp defeats the purpose of my shiny new Mac. |
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