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    Re: How to setup VBox and Run Linux on your Windows System

    There's overhead just to run the VM. Try backing off 1 core either in Windows or VM and see how it runs.

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    Re: How to setup VBox and Run Linux on your Windows System

    Quote Originally Posted by scole of TSBT View Post
    There's overhead just to run the VM. Try backing off 1 core either in Windows or VM and see how it runs.
    Yep!


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    Re: How to setup VBox and Run Linux on your Windows System

    Quote Originally Posted by scole of TSBT View Post
    There's overhead just to run the VM. Try backing off 1 core either in Windows or VM and see how it runs.
    I'm already leaving 2 threads for GPU... I should leave 2 more for VM? How am I supposed to keep up with all the badge whores?!?



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    Re: How to setup VBox and Run Linux on your Windows System

    Quote Originally Posted by FourOh View Post
    I'm already leaving 2 threads for GPU... I should leave 2 more for VM?
    How are you allocating threads to the BoincClient running under windows? <ncpus> or % of processors in prefs?
    How many cores/threads is the VM defined with and how is BoincClient in the VM allocating threads?

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    Re: How to setup VBox and Run Linux on your Windows System

    Quote Originally Posted by scole of TSBT View Post
    How are you allocating threads to the BoincClient running under windows? <ncpus> or % of processors in prefs?
    How many cores/threads is the VM defined with and how is BoincClient in the VM allocating threads?
    In windows I use app_config with project max concurrent, along with an app_config to give GPU a thread. On VM I set the machine to however many threads of CPU I want it to use. So for the above example, I'm running WCG limited to 16 concurrent on Windows, with a 6 thread VM running WCG (BETA). Windows is also running SETI on GPU with 1 thread dedicated.



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