Then I guess the next obvious question is Why doesn't everyone run
their servers that way if it is so great?
Jason
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Emulated environments are slower.
The reason; Almost any significant work done inside the emulator has to be
translated into the host OS's API and then run by the host OS before it can be
completed, thus adding extra steps into the execution
Amen Brother:-)
Jason
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I've been in Virtualisation Roadmap workshops with Microsoft and VMWare
recently, and have touted figures of approx 10-20% Host OS overhead for Virtual
Server 2005 R2 running 1+ vm's; and 8-10% Host OS overhead for Vi3.
Both companies have stated that 1 physical will always be more powerful
OMG
Sorry for useless message, guys, just could not resist...
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Negative. If anything, the emulation increases performance due to the
fact that it doesn't load all the sub protocols and such. It uses less
memory then explorer and runs more smoothly.
http://www.transgaming.com/index.php?module=ContentExpressfunc=displayceid=2meid=-1
Nough said ;)
Jason
Adam Sando wrote:
I've been in Virtualisation Roadmap workshops with Microsoft and VMWare
recently, and have touted figures of approx 10-20% Host OS overhead for Virtual
Server 2005 R2
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Nough said about what?
Not sure why you're pointing me at the website of a company which makes it's
profits from selling emulation software, could you clarify?
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Nough said? I don't see your point... please explain.
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Oops... sry, I should have read ahead.
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Nough said
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Yes it allows you to run games from another OS...at a loss of performance.
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http://www.transgaming.com/index.php?module=ContentExpressfunc=displayceid=2meid=-1
Nough said ;)
Jason
Adam Sando
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Yes it allows you to run games from another OS...at a loss of performance.
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http://www.transgaming.com/index.php?module=ContentExpressfunc=displayceid=2meid=-1
Nough said ;)
I was going to say the same thing. Their add doesn't mention
performance just compatibility. It also says playing games not serving
them.
Jason
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Objet : RE: [hlds] Voice causes high ping
I was going to say the same thing. Their add doesn't mention
performance just compatibility. It
Cedega is nice hack for those who want to be 100% foaming at the mouth
linux people. Most gamers will just suck it up and play it in native OS.
Cedega would probably admit running a game in Windows is preferable to
running it via Cedega but it's an option for people that can't or won't
run
Agreed, and as Nick pointed out, the ad is a marketing pitch by the company to
lure you in.
To try put it in perspective - take the new SNES emulator developed for Xbox
360. The first version ran crap because the coder has to EMULATE what the
original OS and hardware is doing. In any type of
Having rocks in your head would help. Knowing a bit or two about
computers would also help, but in a different and hopefully more
satisfying manner.
For instance: If RAM were the bottleneck for a given app, then running
it in an emulated environment where the environment itself doesn't
expend all
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Windows may use more RAM than Linux, but Linux + Wine + App uses more than
Windows + App (been there, tested it, got the benchmarks, thought about selling
the T-Shirt).
Given your acceptance of what Wine call themselves do you want to buy my
Like going to the barber shop and looking into the mirrors on opposite walls.
I'm sure my hair is already cut in that thousandth barber shop I see way in the
back.
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How to change path for SourceTV demos?
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I also have spent some time for this crap ;)
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