CPU and MemoryUsing CPU&Memory settings, you can:
Enable nested virtualization support Note: This feature is available in Parallels Desktop for Mac Pro Edition only. Parallels Desktop 12 allows you to run Hyper-V virtual machines inside Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012 virtual machines, and to run Xen and kernel-based virtual machines in versions of Linux that support Xen and KVM Note: Running a virtual machine within a virtual machine may slightly slow down the hosting virtual machine performance. To enable nested virtualization support, select Enable nested virtualization. If you want to create or test applications for Windows Phone, first configure Windows to run Windows Phone emulator. Warning: Do not use Hyper-V virtual machines in a production environment. Microsoft® doesn't support nesting Hyper-V, and so such virtual machines may be unstable. Enable PMU virtualization support Note: This feature is available in Parallels Desktop for Mac Pro Edition only. If you're using virtual machines for software development, you can use a performance monitoring tool, such as Intel VTune Amplifier or OProfile, to optimize the code. To get started using a performance monitoring tool:
Notes: 1. PMU virtualization support can be enabled in Windows (starting from Windows XP) and Linux virtual machines. 2. Enabling PMU virtualization support may slightly slow down your virtual machine performance. |
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