Hi Guys,
I have a MacBook Pro mid-2014 (i7, 16GB RAM, NVIDIA Graphics model), and want to create a Windows 10 Pro x64 Guest VM (Virtual machine), installed with macOS 12 - Sierra.
I am using Vmware Fusion Pro (Latest Version).
I decided to allocate 8GB RAM, 4 CPU cores and 180GB Storage to the Windows 10 VM.
Before turning on the VM for the OS installation, I went to the settings screen, and under the Storage Tab, there is the option to select between three buses being IDE, SCSI and SATA... Which bus type should I select?
I know that IDE is old and slow, but am not sure what to select between SCSI and SATA....
I want to use this VM for software development (and would be running Visual Studio, Office 2016, Visio 2016).
For Internet Browsing etc, I am going to use the Mac OS.
Can someone suggest which bus should I select (performance and stability wise)?
Also shall I divide the VM into separate files or leave it onto a single file?
Your help would be greatly appreciated & Merry Christmas.
I have a MacBook Pro mid-2014 (i7, 16GB RAM, NVIDIA Graphics model), and want to create a Windows 10 Pro x64 Guest VM (Virtual machine), installed with macOS 12 - Sierra.
I am using Vmware Fusion Pro (Latest Version).
I decided to allocate 8GB RAM, 4 CPU cores and 180GB Storage to the Windows 10 VM.
Before turning on the VM for the OS installation, I went to the settings screen, and under the Storage Tab, there is the option to select between three buses being IDE, SCSI and SATA... Which bus type should I select?
I know that IDE is old and slow, but am not sure what to select between SCSI and SATA....
I want to use this VM for software development (and would be running Visual Studio, Office 2016, Visio 2016).
For Internet Browsing etc, I am going to use the Mac OS.
Can someone suggest which bus should I select (performance and stability wise)?
Also shall I divide the VM into separate files or leave it onto a single file?
Your help would be greatly appreciated & Merry Christmas.