Parallels 16.5 Can Virtualize ARM Windows Natively on M1 Macs With Up to 30% Faster Performance

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Parallels 16.5 Can Virtualize ARM Windows Natively on M1 Macs With Up to 30% Faster Performance

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by theshowmecanuck ( 703852 ) writes:

And buy a PC/Windows box. I guess this is for people who envy the ability of Apple users to be charged 3 or 4 times what the machine is worth, but still want to run Windows.
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  by fermion ( 181285 ) writes:
  
  I just appreciate not having to carry two machines. Also that the Mac is very fast running MS Windows, even graphic intensive programs. I also appreciated I did not need a mouse because the track pad was very precise.
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    by Holi ( 250190 ) writes: on Wednesday April 14, 2021 @02:38PM (#61273406)
    
    Really, what windows software do you use that works on Windows for ARM?
    
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      by mstockman ( 188945 ) writes:
      
      Almost all Windows software runs in Windows ARM because it includes Intel emulation.

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