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Originally Posted by stanleychief
Yeah, but that's Windows 10 ARM, not x86/x64. I'd be running Windows 10 for one of two purposes- working in Visual Studio or gaming. Neither work well on Windows 10 ARM. Sure Windows 10 ARM can do emulation for x86, but man, that has to be slow. From what I understand, Parallels has no plans to do emulation for x86/x64 directly. I haven't looked at VMWare Fusion, but that was always a bit weak compared to Parallels.
I already have a custom PC in here hooked up to a KWM and kick over to play a game now and again. Haven't had any .NET work in a while, so it's been all Mac for me when working.
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Gotcha. If you're needing x86/64, you're ****ed. Shame, because it runs ARM Windows really well...
I've got a M1 Macbook Pro, and an M1 iMac for work. Mini on the way eventually. Really impressive little machines. When the software developers have a chance to catch up with Silicon coded versions/drivers/extensions, the performance is going to be even better.