I'd go with Boot Camp for gaming, Parallels for less-intensive work.
Bootcamp vs parallels windows 7 full#
Parallels is great if you don't need full speed it's not great for gaming, but it's OK at a push. Deleting Steam's ClientRegistry.blob does not fix the problem nor does reinstalling Steam.Ģ32 1 1 gold badge 6 6 silver badges 19 19 bronze badges 1 Answer I just the other day switched from using Parallels on a bootcamp partition to a virtual drive but I'm pretty positive that I was able to successfully run Steam on my new Parallels image.
Bootcamp vs parallels windows 7 mac#
Bootcamp never worked for me:( so i use parallels Its a good alternative But u need to allocate 4GB for it or more otherwise ull get lag/performance issues:) If u have a 4GB ram mac i wouldnt bother unless its to play a low res game like MC. This *should* be capable of what your asking, I use VMWare and always did a full windows boot for Steam, so I've never tested it. Both Parallels and VMWare have an integrated mode (Coherence on Parallels) that allow you to run windows apps on the mac desktop. I use Steam, but the amount of Mac games on there is limited.
And means I can run Windows alongside the Mac, without needing to reboot using BootCamp, or shell out heavily. Discussion in 'UK Macs' started by Trooper, Oct 18, 2010. And that can be a rather big disruption of your work, depending on how much time you. Boot Camp is the easy way to run Windows on a Mac, but it has one major drawback: it requires you to reboot.
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