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How to Fix the Windows 10 VMware SVGA 3D Compatibility Issue

How to Fix the Windows 10 VMware SVGA 3D Compatibility Issue

By Jim Tanous • Jun 7, 2016

Users who try to upgrade their Windows 7 and 8 VMware virtual machines to Windows 10 may be having an issue with a supposedly incompatible display driver. Here’s how to bypass this compatibility check and upgrade your VMs to Windows 10.

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VMware Fusion 8 Benchmarks vs. Fusion 7 and Boot Camp

VMware Fusion 8 Benchmarks vs. Fusion 7 and Boot Camp

By Jim Tanous • Sep 1, 2015

The second part of our annual OS X virtualization analysis looks at the just-released VMware Fusion 8 and compares its performance to its predecessor, Fusion 7, and native performance via Boot Camp.

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Virtualization Benchmark Showdown – Parallels 10 vs. Fusion 7 vs. VirtualBox

Virtualization Benchmark Showdown - Parallels 10 vs. Fusion 7 vs. VirtualBox

By Jim Tanous • Sep 17, 2014

With the recent launch of Parallels 10 and Fusion 7, consumers are once again left wondering which virtualization platform to choose for their Mac. We take a comprehensive look at both, and compare how they perform to each other, and to the free VirtualBox, with benchmarks examining overall processing power, graphics performance, and real-world tests like battery life and video encoding. Read on for our full results.

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VMware Fusion 7 Launches with Yosemite Support, Improved Performance

VMware Fusion 7 Launches with Yosemite Support, Improved Performance

By Jim Tanous • Sep 3, 2014

Following the launch of Parallels Desktop 10 late last month, VMware today launched the latest version of its OS X virtualization software, VMware Fusion 7. New features advertised by VMware include full support for OS X Yosemite, both as a guest and host operating system, support for Windows 8.1, “near-native” performance, increased hardware support for up to 16 virtual CPUs, 8TB virtual disks, and 64GB of memory, better battery life, and enhanced support for Retina displays.

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