Virtualization?

I heard it help with farming on VMware. what does it do and how does it help?

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i readed that post that talks about virtualization too , it was disabled on my system and i was getting 10 ~ 15 fps on a single cow on vm
after reading the post i enabled it and i got +100 fps on a single cow on vm

Originally Posted by m4gdy

i readed that post that talks about virtualization too , it was disabled on my system and i was getting 10 ~ 15 fps on a single cow on vm
after reading the post i enabled it and i got +100 fps on a single cow on vm

okay, i used to be able to run 4 cows, no i can only run 2. but virtualization is already enabled

Originally Posted by coolbeans2

I heard it help with farming on VMware. what does it do and how does it help?

it is in your bois of your computer and it make the vm work more freely and not so intence...it gives it the exact Ram

never heard of it.

It helps a bit, but my PC doesn't have that function -.-

It makes your processor help running VMware & making it ALOT faster, for each computer you have to acces the options boot else.
But for some computers/laptops this option does not exist because it is set disabled by default & the option is removen, just like ACER computers & laptops.

Kinda bs because i have a farmbot & afk bot but i can't use it cuz my acer laptop doesn't allow it to enable -_-

It helps making VMWare less laggy and faster. It helps your processor, and @Denelf what he said.

Originally Posted by Denelf

It makes your processor help running VMware & making it ALOT faster, for each computer you have to acces the options boot else.
But for some computers/laptops this option does not exist because it is set disabled by default & the option is removen, just like ACER computers & laptops.

Kinda bs because i have a farmbot & afk bot but i can't use it cuz my acer laptop doesn't allow it to enable -_-

It was auto on in my bios. But I turned it off and tested my cows and it made no difference. Turned it back on and it was working exactly the same as it was turned off.

Originally Posted by coolbeans2

It was auto on in my bios. But I turned it off and tested my cows and it made no difference. Turned it back on and it was working exactly the same as it was turned off.

Maybe your processor isn't compatible with virtualization?

Originally Posted by Denelf

Maybe your processor isn't compatible with virtualization?

Possibly. Intel i7 3770

Originally Posted by TroyBoyToy

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Originally Posted by coolbeans2

Possibly. Intel i7 3770

i dont think so , download this tool to make sure that ur processor does support virtualization
Download SecurAble 1.0.2570.1 Free - SecurAble examines the processor in order to determine the security features - Softpedia

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