Set How Much Memory is Allocated to WindowsParallels Desktop is set to allocate a certain amount of your Mac's available RAM memory to Windows and the rest to macOS. If too much memory is allocated to Windows, macOS may slow down, which in turn can cause Windows programs to slow down because they're running on top of macOS. If, on the other hand, too much memory is allocated to macOS, then macOS applications may run well but Windows programs might slow down. To optimize the performance of both Windows and macOS, set the memory allocated to Windows to be somewhere within the recommended range. To set how much memory is allocated to Windows:
If you change this setting and then you don't like how Windows is performing, then try a different setting. |
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