R rtbganer15 macrumors newbie Original poster Nov 5, 2014 1 0 Nov 5, 2014 #1 i was just wandering if you run bootcamp in parallels desktop, do you still have to allocate ram to the vm. cause i know if you do it natively you don't have to.
i was just wandering if you run bootcamp in parallels desktop, do you still have to allocate ram to the vm. cause i know if you do it natively you don't have to.
dan1eln1el5en macrumors 6502 Jan 3, 2012 380 23 Copenhagen, Denmark Nov 5, 2014 #2 yep you do. in my installation when running native I (Of course) have all cores all ram, in the Parallels it have only 4 cores and 8 GB ram.
yep you do. in my installation when running native I (Of course) have all cores all ram, in the Parallels it have only 4 cores and 8 GB ram.
T takeshi74 macrumors 601 Feb 9, 2011 4,974 68 Nov 5, 2014 #3 rtbganer15 said: cause i know if you do it natively you don't have to. Click to expand... That's because all RAM is available to Boot Camp. You have to allocate RAM for VM's. They don't get RAM out of thin air.
rtbganer15 said: cause i know if you do it natively you don't have to. Click to expand... That's because all RAM is available to Boot Camp. You have to allocate RAM for VM's. They don't get RAM out of thin air.