B btownguy macrumors 6502a Original poster Jun 18, 2009 545 19 May 8, 2010 #1 It appears to be running in 32-bit. Does it just support 64-bit guest OS's, or should it be running in 64-bit itself?
It appears to be running in 32-bit. Does it just support 64-bit guest OS's, or should it be running in 64-bit itself?
F fedup flyer macrumors regular Jan 18, 2008 241 53 May 19, 2010 #2 To my knowledge, Parallels is only available in 32 bit at the present time.
maflynn macrumors Haswell May 3, 2009 74,509 44,799 May 19, 2010 #3 Regardless of whether Parallels (or vmware for that matter) is 64bit, the fact remains it makes little sense to run a guest OS as 64bit as the overhead negates any 64bit benefit.
Regardless of whether Parallels (or vmware for that matter) is 64bit, the fact remains it makes little sense to run a guest OS as 64bit as the overhead negates any 64bit benefit.
Y yensteel macrumors regular Aug 17, 2009 104 3 May 21, 2010 #4 Although I agree that a lot of applications do not require to be 64 bit, I think Parallels is one of those apps that can make use of it's benefits. I also think that running 32 bit OSes should suffice.
Although I agree that a lot of applications do not require to be 64 bit, I think Parallels is one of those apps that can make use of it's benefits. I also think that running 32 bit OSes should suffice.