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Originally Posted by arvidab 
You mean between VMWare and VirtualBox? Performance should be pretty similar, but Vbox have the advantage that you can use the latest version and still use more than 4 cores (VMW needs to be 3.0.0 to be able to use 4-8 cores, later ones only support 4 cores but Vbox will at least go to 16 cores in one VM). I've really only used VMW myself, so I can't really say if there is a performance difference between the two.

You mean between VMWare and VirtualBox? Performance should be pretty similar, but Vbox have the advantage that you can use the latest version and still use more than 4 cores (VMW needs to be 3.0.0 to be able to use 4-8 cores, later ones only support 4 cores but Vbox will at least go to 16 cores in one VM). I've really only used VMW myself, so I can't really say if there is a performance difference between the two.
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