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Which method (Boot Camp or Virtualization) is best for getting “real work done”?

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Price: As of August 2013 a new license of Parallels Desktop costs $79.99 and a new license of VMware Fusion costs $49.99.

Since both operating systems have to run, your Mac with a 1GB graphics card and 8GB of RAM is like having two machines with a 512MB graphics card and 4GB of RAM.

System Performance: Since virtualizing Windows means you’re running two operating systems at once, it also means you’re dividing your hardware in two when running Windows.

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Windows XP and 32-bit Support: In addition to the 64-bit versions of Windows 7 and Windows 8 supported by Boot Camp 5, virtualization tools also provide support for 32-bit versions of Windows and Windows XP.

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Your virtual machine can exist on the same disk (partition) as Mac OS X.

Hard Drive Partition: Although virtualization tools can run Windows from another partition, it’s not required.

Access to Mac Applications: Since Windows is run as an application similar to the way you might run Microsoft Word or iMovie, virtualization allows you to run Mac and Windows applications at the same time.

This process is known as “virtualization,” and allows you to run Mac and Windows applications concurrently. Parallels Desktop and VMware Fusion are applications that let you run Microsoft Windows as an application within Mac OS X. What are the pro’s and con’s of virtualization with Parallels Desktop® or VMware Fusion®?

Access to Mac Applications: Since OS X is not “on” when running Windows in Boot Camp, you cannot run your Mac applications from Windows.

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Hard Drive Partition: Boot Camp requires you to divide your hard drive into two partitions one for the Mac OS X operating system, and another for the Windows operating system.Windows XP and 32-bit Support: Boot Camp 5 (the current version) only provides support for 64-bit versions of Windows 7 & Windows 8.Mac File Access: Although you cannot run Mac applications in Windows, Boot Camp does provide read-only access to files stored on your Mac OS X partition.

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System Performance: When running Windows with Boot Camp, you’re taking full advantage of your hardware (RAM, graphics card, etc).

Pre-Installed: Boot Camp is already installed on your Mac (post-2006), so you already have what you need to run Windows.What are the pro’s and con’s of Boot Camp?īoot Camp is a utility included with Mac OS X that allows you to run Microsoft Windows on an Intel-based Mac. Parallels Desktop and VMware Fusion are run as applications in much the same way you might choose to run Microsoft Word or iMovie on your Mac. Boot Camp is the absolute easiest way to run Windows on your Mac, but requires you to reboot (choosing Windows instead of Mac OS X) to run any of your Windows-based applications.īy contrast, virtualization tools such as Parallels Desktop and VMware Fusion avoid the need to reboot altogether by running Windows as a Mac OS X application. The core difference between BootCamp and virtualization is rebooting. What is the difference between Boot Camp and virtualization with Parallels Desktop® or VMware Fusion®? There are two basic ways of accomplishing this you can boot directly into Windows using Boot Camp, or you can run Windows as a Mac OS X application in a virtualized environment using either Parallels Desktop®or VMware Fusion®. Since the Mac OS X operating system cannot run Windows applications (.exe files), you must find a way to run Windows on your Mac to subsequently run your Windows-based applications. How can Windows applications run on a Mac? Autodesk Revit (Design Suite, Architecture, MEP, & Structure).Autodesk 3ds Max & Autodesk 3ds Max Design.Autodesk Inventor * Autodesk Inventor LT.The most up-to-date list of supported products can be found on Autodesk’s Mac Compatible Products page, however the product list as of August 2013 includes: While it’s absolutely possible to run many of Autodesk’s Windows-based applications on a Mac, there are several decisions you need to make before you do. The popularity of Apple’s Mac computers has undoubtably increased in recent years, and that increase in popularity has brought with it several questions about running Autodesk’s Windows-based applications on a Mac.