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Can I install windows 2016 server on a desktop
Can I install windows 2016 server on a desktop
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Agreed that there are differing opinions out there; each platform has pros and cons, each with it’s own camps.
This article provides a pretty good comparison: “Types of Virtualization Technology-Advantages vs. Disadvantages” https://securitywing.com/types-virtualization-technology.
Re performance with Hyper-V being type 1 and VMware type 2 hypervisor, it states:
This article provides a pretty good comparison: “Types of Virtualization Technology-Advantages vs. Disadvantages” https://securitywing.com/types-virtualization-technology.
Re performance with Hyper-V being type 1 and VMware type 2 hypervisor, it states:
“.. Type 1 hypervisor is also known as bare-metal implementation because they sit directly on the top of hardware, without needing any operating system. Since they can directly communicate with hardware resources, they are much faster than type 2 hypervisor.”
And VMware provided that 3 years before Microsoft. Compare the Type 1 to Type 1.
I think the discussion was around VMware Workstation, type 2. vSphere / type 1 would run $995, and it seemed that budget is a consideration considering the OP is talking desktop.
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Supports NX and DEP
Supports CMPXCHG16b, LAHF/SAHF, and PrefetchW
Supports Second Level Address Translation (EPT or NPT)