I switched to VMware Workstation after a bad experience with Virtualbox. I can definitely say that the performance increase is drastic, especially on bad computers like my old one, and VMware tools were easy to install. I have had few problems with VMware, but have no regrets about switching.
For years I've occasionally had the need for a virtual machine, I've always just downloaded VirtualBox cause that's just the standard everyone uses. Downloading VMWare Player right now.
VirtualBox has always been my go to. But in my experience it is ALWAYS super hard to configure correctly. I spent the whole day today trying to get the configurations right to fix some problem with a Windows 10 guest, and in the end I could never figure out why performance was just not up to par even with 8 cores and 16 GB of RAM (I had plenty to give). I tried installing Windows 10 on VMWare and instantly out of the box it was as smooth as my host machine and it only allocated 2 cores and 2 GB. Not only that but getting my webcam and microphone to work was seamless out of the box unlike VB. I have a soft spot of VirtualBox but it seems like from these comments bad experiences are more common than I thought.
I've always used VMware Player over Virtualbox, I had some bad experiences with VB YEARS ago and never decided to try it out again. Seems like I am not missing out.
2 things to say about on this video: 1. There is a way to prevent easy install when installing Windows on VMware. 2. The pre-configured option of a macOS Guest on VirtualBox can't even run macOS, probably because VirtualBox doesn't want non-Macs running macOS.
I know there's a way to prevent easy install, and I've used it many times. The purpose of using it for this video was to "simulate" an inexperienced user who may think it's convinent
@@NodmadTroy VirtualBox 6.0.24 is the last version before 6.1.0 was released, and 6.0.24 was the last version of VirtualBox to support PCI(-X)/PCI-E/AGP device passthrough. However, you need the VirtualBox extension pack to be able to do any kind of hardware passthrough, and this only works under Linux, and the last version of VirtualBox (6.0.24) and its respective extension pack to allow for this feature is at several months out of date. But, it does exist as a feature, and VMWare on Windows, regardless of version, doesn't support it whatsoever. I think VirtualBox is the only Type 2 Hypervisor to ever offer hardware passthrough, even if if only works on Linux, which has KVM/QEMU as Type 1 Hypervisor solution built directly into the Linux kernel anyway.
Just to clear things out: VMware can run macOS virtual machines. The thing is that since of Apple's policies they don't add it. Because unlike VirtualBox which is free and open-source, VMware Workstation Player is the free version of a closed-source commercial use program. There's a GitHub repo with an open-source tool that "unlucks" that feature (it's more like a patch tool). Now on this aspect VMware could be a bit hard, but the resulting Virtual Machine will run smoothly and with greater performance.
OK, with the default settings VirtualBox is slow, but I configured it to run 2 CPU cores/threads, and enabled 3D acceleration, it become super fast. So don't use the default settings.
❤ The best intro to the 2 most popular VMs, VirtualBox and VMware. Thank you! As a beginner, started with VirtualBox and found ridiculous, hogy VirtualBox unable to adjust the Screen size for Ubuntu? 😂 Switched to VMware - just love it! 🎉
Pretty much VirtualBox handles your cpu better but has crappy 3d acceleration , VMWare has a bit more of a cpu performance hit but the 3d acceleration is on point and it allows of like 8gb of vram instead of the 128mb on VirtualBox. TLDR use VirtualBox if you are going to run like a small Linux server without a GUI and if u want a VM that can run games and stuff use VMWare.
Vmware is better and less laggy and virtual boxs vms are harder to set up their setting bc they litterally give problems from the vm normal people dont know how to fix
i had to reinstall whjole windows cuz of virtual box. it doesnt specify thaat u have to delete any virtual machine before uninstalling it because of which i had 50gb storage blocked
I use VMware workstation 16 pro and VMware player I didn’t regret the upgrade also I didn’t use VMware a few years ago because my old laptop would Bsod as soon as I turned on VMware so I used to use virtual box but now it’s VMware
Thanks for this - now I will download VMWare. Noob question, if I install VMware, and allocate some ram and memory to it, does it mean for my main machine (the OS without the hypervisor), the RAM will be depleted? So if I have 32 GB RAM physically, I allocate 8 GB to VMware, does my main machine only see 24 GB RAM? I ask because I do video editing on my main machine and I don't want performance to suffer because of this.
Your guest machine will typically use the memory allocated to it. It doesn't remove it from your host machine but task manager for example will show all of that allocated memory as "in use". So if you have 32 GB and allocate 8 GB, your OS will still recognize 32 but show you are using 8 and you will only have 24 to work with for other applications on your host.
A conversation I'm having here but want to express group wide to ask about what I'm looking for and what hypervisor virtualization software can provide it and it has been lacking in my earlier experiences with Virtual PC, for instance. I have a range of computers from different eras like a 98 laptop with 433mhz Celeron to the current. Will keep 98, install DOS, and Linux on the 98 laptop. Actually, DOS might be unnecessary here since W98 still has16-bit support. The Linux portion here will be the greatest challenge. All will be bare metal OS systems. Virtualization and emulation will be pointless here. As for newer systems, they will only contain bare metal contemporary era Windows with virtualization DOS and earlier Windows and current internet capable Linux distro. It's 2022. x86 virtualization and hardware should be capable and doable to support hardware including early DOS era Gameport, which has been lacking. I can go DOSBox and or Retro Arch emulation if I have to but I really want virtualization software to step it up with the hardware support to give me bare metal experiences.
My idea is like this Using virtual box for Older OS like windows xp and prior And using VMWare for modern OS like windows 7 because what make the OS fells laggy is the AERO that consumes more memory
It's 2022... what is the VMware program I should be using? I am currently on workstation 16. I'm seeing new things like Fusion (is that only on Mac?) otherwise I want to run more tests on FreeBSD 14.0 current (windows as host), which doesn't seem to play well on the version I'm on. What is the current VM program?
Great video thanks for sharing, im running a Linux guest on virtual box, even after turning video memory to 128mb and enabling 3d acceleration watching videos on RUclips seems quite choppy. Do you think Player or workstation would give a smoother video?
I *think* workstation and player use the same engine, so I'd imagine they'd me almost the same. However, for the most features and optimal playback, I'd go with workstation
Snapshots. You cant make snapshots in VMWare Player which for me is a massive NO GO. When using VMs to test software installations you absolutely must have snapshots so you can reset to a know state prior to each test, and you definitely dont want to have to create a new VM each time.
Help im using vmbox but im gonna switch but i had a problem with vmbox that i was downloading win7 setup and its really slow took over 40 minutes t get past and then the installer just got slower and slower and then jt completely froze and when i reset it it just gives me an error and i have to reinstall and it loops like that the whole ti.e ive tried it with win10 2 times and win7 3 times and every time the same thing happened i gave it everything good i even watched tutorials and theirs was just so much faster the only pne that worked for me was winxp which im not happy with :(
*EN-US (DeepL):* on the «Core 2 Duo» had no problems with CPU utilization at 100%, but on the «AMD Athlon II X2 250» there was such a thing, but on both CPUs there was a virtual machine clipboard crash in «VMWare» and the virtual machine «VMWare» itself was slower than «VirtualBox», despite the fact that launching the «VirtualBox» program is slower than launching the «VMWare» program. *RU-BY:* на «Core 2 Duo» не было проблем с загрузкой CPU на 100%, но на «AMD Athlon II X2 250» было такое, но на обеих процессорах был отвал буфера обмена виртуальной машины в «VMWare» и сама виртуальная машина «VMWare» работала медленнее «VirtualBox», несмотря на то, что запуск программы «VirtualBox» медленнее, чем запуск программы «VMWare».
VMware is better than VirtualBox, but both gave me a issues VMware slows up especially when starting a Virtual machine, VirtualBox literally went black screen when selecting VboxSVGA, and i have to use VboxVGA
I use VMware and VirtualBox,And from my experience on both,Let me tell you one thing: VMware is just better in virtualization than VirtualBox,With VMware,You can set video ram to more than 1GB and in windows 10,If you install VMware tools, Transparency will be auto enabled VirtualBox is better in running wider range of operating systems,It has support for macOS whereas VMware workstation does not (But VMware fusion has macOS support), VirtualBox has a great range of supported operating systems from windows,linux,macOS to MS-DOS,IBM OS/2 and other rare operating systems
I decided to use vmware player, after virtual box kept not letting me open virtual machines (some error). And i can say that its really good, especially since virtualbox dosent support 9x
@@Santiago2134-k2k error? Whaaaa I've used Virtualbox for 1 year trying multiple OS and doing experiments and not a single problem occur. I ran windows xp, 7, 8.1, 10 and linux, theres no prob with it...
That is why i stared using VMware as my main hypervizor i did not regret at all it had better 3d acceleration support than virtual box I really enjoy using VMware
Can anybody help me here... I'm applying for a "work from home" job that requires the use of a Windows Laptop with Windows 10 or above... at home I only have Apple computers and laptops, my question is... if I use a Virtual Machine, can I be 100% ascertained that this will be absolutely compatible and have the same functionality as a Windows Laptop for any Software and functions that the job may require?? Or should I go safer and just simply buy a Windows laptop which is definitely gonna cost me more?? And also, would I then need to install anti-viruses for my Mac to run this Windows? Doesn't Windows 10 and above come with it for free?
You are literally having 32 gb ram, SSD etc and still complaining while me having 3 gb ram and crappy hard drive gets excited whenever it boots up the installer 😂😭
VMWare in my experience... I've tried to install Linux on VirtualBox, and I wasn't able to set the resolution to 4K (I kept getting a black screen). But on VMware, it works perfect on 4K. Try it in VMware Player which is free to use 👍🏻
I’ve recently upgraded my HW to Dell XPS desktop with Win11, Intel i7, 32gb ram, RTX 3060T1 graphics card. Question: I’ve got legacy CAD software that runs under WinXP PRO SP1. The hardware still runs put the printer has died. New printer (Brother Laser) do not support WinXP. I absolutely need a printer for the CAD system. I’ve got GB’s of cad data I need to support. This is not a business, but decades of my personal work. So I need to get this working. I was thinking I could set up a WinXP PRO SP1 virtual machine on top of Win11. Install WinXP PRO and CAD from original disc’s (with key). and let Win11 handle the modern printer. Is this doable?
I Switched to Vmware because everytime i used virtualbox, THE VM COULDN'T DETECT MY WIFI/NETWORK ADAPTER! But vmware can detect it so i moved to vmware
I am studying for an exam and I am told to download virtual box so that I can follow along, I downloaded virtual box but I noticed that the version that I downloaded won't let me choose a 64 bit application, I have an intel i3-9100 CPU, do I need to buy a better CPU? If so which one? My motherboard only supports 8th and 9th gen Intel CPU's I currently have 32 GB of RAM on my newly built PC, thank you for your time.
Hi I'm a bit late but this is clear... You need to enable virtualization from the pc bios to be able to use 64 bit virtual machines if that's what you asked
Awesome explanation man, however I only have 8 gb ram and hdd, people say it's terrible and should be at least 16gb, is it gonna be too laggy even for vmware? On their page they say minimum 4gb ram.
You dont play games on virtual machine. I tried playing games on virtual box and it didn't work. It just lagged a lot and crashes. I haven't tested VMware But still, YOU DONT PLAY GAMES ON VIRTUAL MACHINES.
Yeah I too, would rather prefer VMware Player over Virtualbox, because Virtualbox can't even run simple operating systems like Windows 95 or even Windows 7 properly, spawning an ENTIRE host of performance issues, and TERRIBLE sound when running anything within the guest.
I switched to VMware Workstation after a bad experience with Virtualbox. I can definitely say that the performance increase is drastic, especially on bad computers like my old one, and VMware tools were easy to install. I have had few problems with VMware, but have no regrets about switching.
yes I also switching to Vmware Workstation because the Virtualbox is bit slower and laging animations with linux also
@@Sy06274 and virtualbox is WAY more harder to use
@@MoodaYT16 yes it is ..
Same bro, the only OS I was able to install (on VirtualBox) was Windows XP!
I'm going to install it now ... I'm suffering with virtualbox ..
"it's compatable with *virtually* anything"
*laugh track plays*
For years I've occasionally had the need for a virtual machine, I've always just downloaded VirtualBox cause that's just the standard everyone uses. Downloading VMWare Player right now.
Did it do you any good?
@@ohtitus6792 its really good, i tried its better
@@win-pt3wm can you use vmware without a product key?
@@ohtitus6792 yeah
@@ohtitus6792 I just pirate my copy.
VirtualBox has always been my go to. But in my experience it is ALWAYS super hard to configure correctly. I spent the whole day today trying to get the configurations right to fix some problem with a Windows 10 guest, and in the end I could never figure out why performance was just not up to par even with 8 cores and 16 GB of RAM (I had plenty to give). I tried installing Windows 10 on VMWare and instantly out of the box it was as smooth as my host machine and it only allocated 2 cores and 2 GB. Not only that but getting my webcam and microphone to work was seamless out of the box unlike VB.
I have a soft spot of VirtualBox but it seems like from these comments bad experiences are more common than I thought.
Disk size
I've always used VMware Player over Virtualbox, I had some bad experiences with VB YEARS ago and never decided to try it out again. Seems like I am not missing out.
2 things to say about on this video:
1. There is a way to prevent easy install when installing Windows on VMware.
2. The pre-configured option of a macOS Guest on VirtualBox can't even run macOS, probably because VirtualBox doesn't want non-Macs running macOS.
I know there's a way to prevent easy install, and I've used it many times. The purpose of using it for this video was to "simulate" an inexperienced user who may think it's convinent
@@NodmadTroy VirtualBox 6.0.24 is the last version before 6.1.0 was released, and 6.0.24 was the last version of VirtualBox to support PCI(-X)/PCI-E/AGP device passthrough. However, you need the VirtualBox extension pack to be able to do any kind of hardware passthrough, and this only works under Linux, and the last version of VirtualBox (6.0.24) and its respective extension pack to allow for this feature is at several months out of date. But, it does exist as a feature, and VMWare on Windows, regardless of version, doesn't support it whatsoever. I think VirtualBox is the only Type 2 Hypervisor to ever offer hardware passthrough, even if if only works on Linux, which has KVM/QEMU as Type 1 Hypervisor solution built directly into the Linux kernel anyway.
0:47 VMware has separate app "VMWare Fusion" for MAC. VMWare Workstation is for Windows and Linux.
Just to clear things out: VMware can run macOS virtual machines. The thing is that since of Apple's policies they don't add it. Because unlike VirtualBox which is free and open-source, VMware Workstation Player is the free version of a closed-source commercial use program. There's a GitHub repo with an open-source tool that "unlucks" that feature (it's more like a patch tool). Now on this aspect VMware could be a bit hard, but the resulting Virtual Machine will run smoothly and with greater performance.
OK, with the default settings VirtualBox is slow, but I configured it to run 2 CPU cores/threads, and enabled 3D acceleration, it become super fast. So don't use the default settings.
Where is the option to enable 3d acceleration bro
It isn't working when I turn on the 3d acceleration. When I do it and run gazebo simulator, it just crashes the whole vm and it's unsable.
In vbox in settings at display its just a switch, 3d acceleration, and set the vram to 256 mb
❤ The best intro to the 2 most popular VMs, VirtualBox and VMware. Thank you!
As a beginner, started with VirtualBox and found ridiculous, hogy VirtualBox unable to adjust the Screen size for Ubuntu? 😂 Switched to VMware - just love it! 🎉
The only issue i faced with virtual box is that i did not get the full screen option but it worked well with VMware Workstation Pro!!
I found out why soft softs so different compared to Ableton. It is because there is a default limiter on the master that i didn't know about.
Pretty much VirtualBox handles your cpu better but has crappy 3d acceleration , VMWare has a bit more of a cpu performance hit but the 3d acceleration is on point and it allows of like 8gb of vram instead of the 128mb on VirtualBox.
TLDR use VirtualBox if you are going to run like a small Linux server without a GUI and if u want a VM that can run games and stuff use VMWare.
Yeah the incredibly small vram on virtualbox makes Windows VMs virtually impossible to run unless you can get over the clear stutters
Have you tried vmware fusion on a mac. I'm seriously considering it since running a CentOS vm using Virtual Box on a Mac is super laggy.
Appreciate the efforts dude!! This was really helpful
VMware is also available for Mac, but under the name VMware Fusion.
both give me lag when opening and closing window tabs
Great job man, thank you for making this comparison
I like virtualbox, because of the interface :D
Its so clean and easy to use, eventhough it uses my pc resources
Yes me to
"clean" yeah sure vmware is more clean
Vmware is better and less laggy and virtual boxs vms are harder to set up their setting bc they litterally give problems from the vm normal people dont know how to fix
It’s their opinions, no need to change it.
@@vmariontop we didnt say for them to use vmware, we just said what vmware can do lmao
i had to reinstall whjole windows cuz of virtual box. it doesnt specify thaat u have to delete any virtual machine before uninstalling it because of which i had 50gb storage blocked
I installed VMWare Workstation Pro today, but I'm still gonna use virtualbox sometimes.
I get a BSOD on Vista with VMBox thats why i switched. But i think i will use both.
Your pc get bsod?
I use VMware workstation 16 pro and VMware player I didn’t regret the upgrade also I didn’t use VMware a few years ago because my old laptop would Bsod as soon as I turned on VMware so I used to use virtual box but now it’s VMware
Thanks for this - now I will download VMWare.
Noob question, if I install VMware, and allocate some ram and memory to it, does it mean for my main machine (the OS without the hypervisor), the RAM will be depleted? So if I have 32 GB RAM physically, I allocate 8 GB to VMware, does my main machine only see 24 GB RAM? I ask because I do video editing on my main machine and I don't want performance to suffer because of this.
Your guest machine will typically use the memory allocated to it. It doesn't remove it from your host machine but task manager for example will show all of that allocated memory as "in use". So if you have 32 GB and allocate 8 GB, your OS will still recognize 32 but show you are using 8 and you will only have 24 to work with for other applications on your host.
hey man! im on the free version of soft soft and the plugins list on the left side of the screen is not showing up and i can not bring it up.
you deserve a lot more views
VMWare had a much more better support for nested virtualization on Intel CPUs than VirtualBox.
have tried both, but found that my mouse pointer did not fly all over the place like yours. What am I doing wrong?
How do I pull up those effects slots on the left of the setuper?
guys pls what are the limitations when opting for vmware free version?
Do you need the windows iso file on the Oracle VM?
Yes
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You forgot to edit
A conversation I'm having here but want to express group wide to ask about what I'm looking for and what hypervisor virtualization software can provide it and it has been lacking in my earlier experiences with Virtual PC, for instance.
I have a range of computers from different eras like a 98 laptop with 433mhz Celeron to the current. Will keep 98, install DOS, and Linux on the 98 laptop. Actually, DOS might be unnecessary here since W98 still has16-bit support. The Linux portion here will be the greatest challenge. All will be bare metal OS systems. Virtualization and emulation will be pointless here. As for newer systems, they will only contain bare metal contemporary era Windows with virtualization DOS and earlier Windows and current internet capable Linux distro. It's 2022. x86 virtualization and hardware should be capable and doable to support hardware including early DOS era Gameport, which has been lacking. I can go DOSBox and or Retro Arch emulation if I have to but I really want virtualization software to step it up with the hardware support to give me bare metal experiences.
My idea is like this
Using virtual box for Older OS like windows xp and prior
And using VMWare for modern OS like windows 7 because what make the OS fells laggy is the AERO that consumes more memory
is it possible to migrate virtual machines from one software to another while saving their drives?
In my laptop virtualbox can't boot any arch based Linux distro
Excellent comparative review!
Will a vm still use up RAM after you delete it?
No, it will only use RAM when it's powered on
@@bubhub10 Okay thank you!
It's 2022... what is the VMware program I should be using? I am currently on workstation 16. I'm seeing new things like Fusion (is that only on Mac?) otherwise I want to run more tests on FreeBSD 14.0 current (windows as host), which doesn't seem to play well on the version I'm on. What is the current VM program?
The cursor disappears while moving in vmware. When not moving it's there. But while moving it disappears. Help me.
Great video thanks for sharing, im running a Linux guest on virtual box, even after turning video memory to 128mb and enabling 3d acceleration watching videos on RUclips seems quite choppy. Do you think Player or workstation would give a smoother video?
I *think* workstation and player use the same engine, so I'd imagine they'd me almost the same. However, for the most features and optimal playback, I'd go with workstation
100mb is barely any vram, turn it to at least 500
@@i_love_games110 128 is the maximum
@@ZEN43D what? how much ram does the vm have if you still have it
@@i_love_games110 Its not RAM its VRAM, if you go to settings then display the max you can select is 128mb
Snapshots. You cant make snapshots in VMWare Player which for me is a massive NO GO.
When using VMs to test software installations you absolutely must have snapshots so you can reset to a know state prior to each test, and you definitely dont want to have to create a new VM each time.
VMvare for every Windows release outside Win 2000 and older NT, and Virtualbox for Win 2000 and older NT
I'm currently using Virtualbox and I think I'll move to VMware Player to see how smooth the experience is.
@For My Self yep VMware is super fast
@For My Self getting virtualbox to full-screen is doable and easy, the real problem is virtualbox is so slow with Win10!
@For My Self don't know about that. Never used vmware. But virtualbox have full-screen and that's how i always use it.
@For My Self i think yes, just install vmware driver.
@Khach Nguyem Yep been been using for months now and I ain't going back to VirtualBox haha
Kid: I want to virus my pc for fun
All: 😐
Help im using vmbox but im gonna switch but i had a problem with vmbox that i was downloading win7 setup and its really slow took over 40 minutes t get past and then the installer just got slower and slower and then jt completely froze and when i reset it it just gives me an error and i have to reinstall and it loops like that the whole ti.e ive tried it with win10 2 times and win7 3 times and every time the same thing happened i gave it everything good i even watched tutorials and theirs was just so much faster the only pne that worked for me was winxp which im not happy with :(
You can reinstall iso file an try again
Or install vmware workstation player and choose iso file and it will install it automatically
VMware because virtual box is really compedable to do and VMware is a lot easier for ISO Files
@HappyWin7 No it isn’t. It’s my opinion
Hi, Can I open 4 visual PCs use windows 10 for playing games at the same time?
i tried on my old pc with a core 2 duo but the vmware guest was so slow and its just sitting on 100% CPU usage
*EN-US (DeepL):* on the «Core 2 Duo» had no problems with CPU utilization at 100%, but on the «AMD Athlon II X2 250» there was such a thing, but on both CPUs there was a virtual machine clipboard crash in «VMWare» and the virtual machine «VMWare» itself was slower than «VirtualBox», despite the fact that launching the «VirtualBox» program is slower than launching the «VMWare» program.
*RU-BY:* на «Core 2 Duo» не было проблем с загрузкой CPU на 100%, но на «AMD Athlon II X2 250» было такое, но на обеих процессорах был отвал буфера обмена виртуальной машины в «VMWare» и сама виртуальная машина «VMWare» работала медленнее «VirtualBox», несмотря на то, что запуск программы «VirtualBox» медленнее, чем запуск программы «VMWare».
VMware is better than VirtualBox, but both gave me a issues VMware slows up especially when starting a Virtual machine, VirtualBox literally went black screen when selecting VboxSVGA, and i have to use VboxVGA
The newest Version of Virtualbox has Performance issues... so imma switch to VM ware
Why is Virtual box on laptop so slow , when trying to run windows Xp
"Most people are on linux or windows" Many people might tell: "Huh? Who uses Linux? People mainly use Mac and Windows." But I use Linux and I love it.
We needed this video to happen, nice.
I use VMware and VirtualBox,And from my experience on both,Let me tell you one thing:
VMware is just better in virtualization than VirtualBox,With VMware,You can set video ram to more than 1GB and in windows 10,If you install VMware tools, Transparency will be auto enabled
VirtualBox is better in running wider range of operating systems,It has support for macOS whereas VMware workstation does not (But VMware fusion has macOS support), VirtualBox has a great range of supported operating systems from windows,linux,macOS to MS-DOS,IBM OS/2 and other rare operating systems
you can use unlocker for mac os support
I decided to use vmware player, after virtual box kept not letting me open virtual machines (some error). And i can say that its really good, especially since virtualbox dosent support 9x
VMware has some things that i font like like no snapshots i need to pay for that and VNC server. I need these.
Thanks for letting me choose! I was really really really really really really really really really really really confused thanks for this!
@Ie MeMo virtualbox but now i get errors oof
@@Santiago2134-k2k error? Whaaaa I've used Virtualbox for 1 year trying multiple OS and doing experiments and not a single problem occur. I ran windows xp, 7, 8.1, 10 and linux, theres no prob with it...
@@nickstabz8755 its hardware virtualization
@@Santiago2134-k2k then turn it on at the bios
@@nickstabz8755 my dad doesnt let me because it can destroy ur pc
I can't run an .exe files in virtual machine (its a 70 mb game) what should I do ?
i use both depending on what os im using. if im using windows or mac os on a vm i use vbox for linux i use vmware
What is difference between soft12 and soft20??
What you use VMware on VMware?
Do you have the link for virtual box guest addons?
They should automatically download with virrualbox
Oh ok thanks. And where is it again to activate the feature so that my screen isn’t tiny lol?
I believe that feature would be from the guest addons
Ok thank you
That is why i stared using VMware as my main hypervizor i did not regret at all it had better 3d acceleration support than virtual box I really enjoy using VMware
Can anybody help me here... I'm applying for a "work from home" job that requires the use of a Windows Laptop with Windows 10 or above... at home I only have Apple computers and laptops, my question is... if I use a Virtual Machine, can I be 100% ascertained that this will be absolutely compatible and have the same functionality as a Windows Laptop for any Software and functions that the job may require?? Or should I go safer and just simply buy a Windows laptop which is definitely gonna cost me more?? And also, would I then need to install anti-viruses for my Mac to run this Windows? Doesn't Windows 10 and above come with it for free?
You are literally having 32 gb ram, SSD etc and still complaining while me having 3 gb ram and crappy hard drive gets excited whenever it boots up the installer 😂😭
Time for an upgrade bro.
I wonder which one has better compatibility with 4k displays. I have tried some VM software and usually they are a pain with 4k
VMWare in my experience... I've tried to install Linux on VirtualBox, and I wasn't able to set the resolution to 4K (I kept getting a black screen). But on VMware, it works perfect on 4K.
Try it in VMware Player which is free to use 👍🏻
For macOS you need VMware Fusion btw.
Not necessarily, you can run MacOS in VMWare Workstation
@@bubhub10 I mean if you want run VMware on a Mac system, you need to use VMware Fusion.
vm workstation16 ... doesn't run in win10 home and it is only available for 30 days free, 15 not available
download vmware player, its free forever
@Vovas wolf gamer 1 vmware is way better
@Khach Nguyem you can only use 1, if you use more it will crash and it will be very slow
This video is really about how much we can shit on virtual box lmao
I’ve recently upgraded my HW to Dell XPS desktop with Win11, Intel i7, 32gb ram, RTX 3060T1 graphics card.
Question: I’ve got legacy CAD software that runs under WinXP PRO SP1. The hardware still runs put the printer has died. New printer (Brother Laser) do not support WinXP. I absolutely need a printer for the CAD system. I’ve got GB’s of cad data I need to support. This is not a business, but decades of my personal work. So I need to get this working.
I was thinking I could set up a WinXP PRO SP1 virtual machine on top of Win11. Install WinXP PRO and CAD from original disc’s (with key). and let Win11 handle the modern printer. Is this doable?
yes
High how to fix size of VMware workstation 16 it's too small screen
i use virt-manager/qemu with gpu passthrough
getting going on my compositions!
vmware will it be able to run a VR headset?
Probably not
What about CLI?
Virtualbox and Vmware are the best Virtualization ever
best VM for gaming ? on linux
what is difference between VMware player and VMware workstation.
Player is free with less features, workstation is more professional, paid, and has more feature s
@@bubhub10 i downloaded Workstation 16 and got license from github which worked, will it count as licensed VMware workstation?
@@bubhub10 thanks for your time to reply.
@@bubhub10 I have VMware workstation 16 PRO and getting BSOD on my host pc 😐
I Switched to Vmware because everytime i used virtualbox, THE VM COULDN'T DETECT MY WIFI/NETWORK ADAPTER! But vmware can detect it so i moved to vmware
What is safer VMWARE OR VIRTUAL BOX
They're both safe. It's up to your personal opinion on which to use
@@bubhub10 So are both equally safe, so to speak?
Yep
Hi, i download vmware but its work laggy like virtualbox. I have a dedicated video card nvidia . Help
I'm not sure. Maybe it's your PC hardware?
@@bubhub10 i have 12 gb zotac, and ryzen 5600x ... idk . You install graphics drivers in the vm?
Yes, install the Vmware tools
@@bubhub10 do you have some tutorial for install? Im newbie i have vmware work pro 16
I simply found this one on the internet ruclips.net/video/6MBJHOL6R3Y/видео.html
For me, It's Vmware because on virtualbox stucks me to install on windows 10
It's just so much better, I needed vm for doing some accounts on some games. Going from 10 fps 600 ping to 50 fps 110 ping feels like ascension
I like "VMWare" because he wave good settings ang resolution and so many others reasions.
Are virtual machines slow?
Depends on your host hardware
I can never get full screen to work properly on virtual box. Gonna try vmware
What is better for virus experiments
VMWARE OR VIRTUAL BOX?
both
VMware
Thank you! now i know How to use VMWare. also, i use VMWare. I love that Hypervisor!
I am studying for an exam and I am told to download virtual box so that I can follow along, I downloaded virtual box but I noticed that the version that I downloaded won't let me choose a 64 bit application, I have an intel i3-9100 CPU, do I need to buy a better CPU? If so which one? My motherboard only supports 8th and 9th gen Intel CPU's I currently have 32 GB of RAM on my newly built PC, thank you for your time.
I'm not sure. Maybe this is a question for a Virtualbox Forum?
Hi I'm a bit late but this is clear... You need to enable virtualization from the pc bios to be able to use 64 bit virtual machines if that's what you asked
Awesome explanation man, however I only have 8 gb ram and hdd, people say it's terrible and should be at least 16gb, is it gonna be too laggy even for vmware? On their page they say minimum 4gb ram.
I would try it anyway. Just don't give too much RAM to a VM
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It's working fine surprisingly, win 10 with 2gb ram. Thanks for the vid.
my werid question is why you dont have alot a likes and comments thats kinda werid but i love your channel
my choice is vmware because i suck at doing vm box
what is the best for games?
You dont play games on virtual machine. I tried playing games on virtual box and it didn't work. It just lagged a lot and crashes. I haven't tested VMware But still, YOU DONT PLAY GAMES ON VIRTUAL MACHINES.
@@a8games639 I have an I7 so that shouldn't be an issue but games generally crash upon startup.
virtualbox is open source... hope that gives you your answer
I started at Virtualbox however after i got tired of the crappy performance i switched to VMware and i dont regret it VMware is so much better
I use Virtualbox for Linux VM's and VMware for Windows VM's.
i went with vm ware pro 17 because i don't know how to use virtualbox.
Yeah I too, would rather prefer VMware Player over Virtualbox, because Virtualbox can't even run simple operating systems like Windows 95 or even Windows 7 properly, spawning an ENTIRE host of performance issues, and TERRIBLE sound when running anything within the guest.