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Question about new 2020 iMac
- Thread starter AlexA2
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Why does it 'suck'?.
Remember that the actual video is being done by the Mac, not Windows. This is the memory 'window' used to communicate with the virtual screen driver, which then transfers data to the Mac screen. So long as there is enough size to handle the main window, and any temporary sections, things should all run fine....
Yes, Auto is normally the best way to go.
Remember that the actual video is being done by the Mac, not Windows. This is the memory 'window' used to communicate with the virtual screen driver, which then transfers data to the Mac screen. So long as there is enough size to handle the main window, and any temporary sections, things should all run fine....
Yes, Auto is normally the best way to go.
Don Sullivan
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I have a 2019 iMac 27", 8Core, 72GB RAM and I run a Windows 10 VM w/32GB of RAM all day with absolutely no issues. As referenced above I do have Video set to Auto and have no issues at all.
It is critical to understand that you are talking to a 'virtual' display.
With 'auto', there will be no RAM physically allocated to the display. If you go to the Windows properties, it'll give the Dedicated Video Memory as 0GB, but then shared Graphics memory as probably 1407MB. If you explicitly allocate 2GB, instead it'll list 2GB as dedicated video memory, and another 1407MB as Shared, and give a Total available as 3455MB. I run like this with the screen at full colour depth, at 5120*2804, without problems. The Auto 1407MB though is fine. Remember that if something like a graphics function is performed, this is done by the Mac display, not the virtual display.
With 'auto', there will be no RAM physically allocated to the display. If you go to the Windows properties, it'll give the Dedicated Video Memory as 0GB, but then shared Graphics memory as probably 1407MB. If you explicitly allocate 2GB, instead it'll list 2GB as dedicated video memory, and another 1407MB as Shared, and give a Total available as 3455MB. I run like this with the screen at full colour depth, at 5120*2804, without problems. The Auto 1407MB though is fine. Remember that if something like a graphics function is performed, this is done by the Mac display, not the virtual display.