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Virtual Machines, Less=More?

Asked by basskozz in VMware, Ubuntu

Tags: VMware, VMware Workstatio, 6.0.2, Ubuntu 7.10 64-bit, more

I just recently built a new Q6600 rig and I am running Ubuntu 7.10 64-bit and VMware v6.0.2 build-59824 on it.  I run 2 separate WinXP 32-bit VM's on this machine (one for work & one for play ;))...
And I've been hearing thru a number of different sources (googling, and [URL="http://communities.vmware.com/thread/131432?tstart=0&start=0"]posting topic on VMware Forums[/URL]) that less = more.

Meaning it's better to run a VM with 1 core instead of 2, and less then 1000mb of ram :confused:

This is a very difficult for me to get my head wrapped around because I am new to virtualization, and I've always just run a XP rig natively where more = better, more cores, more ram = better performance, why is this not the case for VirtualMachines?
I just don't get it :confused:
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