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That would explain why my recent-ish attempt at running an ubuntu VM in windows was so bad. I was kind of shocked, how could performance have degraded so much
by P5fRxh5kUvp2th 4y ago
That would explain why my recent-ish attempt at running an ubuntu VM in windows was so bad. I was kind of shocked, how could performance have degraded so much over the years?
10 years ago I was running that workload just fine, but today, on a ryzen 5950, it's slow?
I wonder if Hyper-V is the culprit.
- plgonzalezrx8 4y agoProbably. Also make sure the proper configuration are set in VMWare, more specifically, the Virtualize AMD-V/RVI option. If it gives you an error when enabling that, MS Hyper-V is most likely the culprit.
- Kwpolska 4y agoYou can try running it with Hyper-V directly, or disabling Hyper-V (although that doesn’t seem to work on my Windows 11 box, perhaps because of the fancy virtualization-based security features?)
- P5fRxh5kUvp2th 4y agoThe last time I looked into doing that there was no good way to support anything but headless due to the lack of GPU acceleration.
- easygenes 4y agoIt is possible, but a bit difficult to fully remove Hyper-V. It does have to be fully removed or the whole OS will actually be sitting under it from boot time and you won’t be able to run another hypervisor. You’d have to search around the VMware Workstation forum for the solution though.