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PARALLELS,VMWARE,BOOTCAMP other options?
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im looking to find a way to run windows XP in emulation with an application or means, that can allow more the 64 MB of VIDEO memory.
i know its not possible with...
parallels
vmware
bootcamp
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Boot Camp isn't an emulator, but you can run Windows with all the VRAM you have.
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Originally Posted by edge.it 
im looking to find a way to run windows XP in emulation with an application or means, that can allow more the 64 MB of VIDEO memory.
i know its not possible with...
parallels
vmware
bootcamp
I'm not sure about Parallels, but I believe they only have up to 64 MB VRAM (so I think you're right about them).
Fusion's virtual video card has up to 128 MB VRAM (e.g. enabling 3D acceleration will bump up the VRAM to 128 MB as a side effect).
If you use Boot Camp you'll be able to use all of your computer's VRAM.
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