With regards to the title: once you stop sugar-coating it, this is just a comparison of virtualization and native execution. Boot Camp does not apply any/many r

With regards to the title: once you stop sugar-coating it, this is just a comparison of virtualization and native execution. Boot Camp does not apply any/many restrictions to the system and is just a thin BIOS wrapper over EFI for bare metal use. Benchmarking virtualized solutions against native boot is a good numbers show but proves nothing for virtualization customers except, potentially, that their virtualization software of choice is "finally approaching near-native performance."