Hi, could anybody knowledgeable answer this?
How is the performance in running 3D applications (e.g. SolidWorks, Autodesk Inventor, 3DMax, MotionBuilder) under the following three cases:
1. Direct Windows 7 via Bootcamp
2. Direct access of Windows 7 partition via Fusion.
3. Windows 7 installed on a virtual machine
As far as I concern, it is always best to run 3D stuff under Case 1 followed by Case 2. However, the IT manger suggested me to go for Case 3 as his department does not have the resources to support. I think for large assemblies, there will be noticeable difference.
How is the performance in running 3D applications (e.g. SolidWorks, Autodesk Inventor, 3DMax, MotionBuilder) under the following three cases:
1. Direct Windows 7 via Bootcamp
2. Direct access of Windows 7 partition via Fusion.
3. Windows 7 installed on a virtual machine
As far as I concern, it is always best to run 3D stuff under Case 1 followed by Case 2. However, the IT manger suggested me to go for Case 3 as his department does not have the resources to support. I think for large assemblies, there will be noticeable difference.