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Comparison between Parallels, VMWare, CrossOver and Boot Camp

Parallels Desktop VMWare Fusion CrossOver Mac Boot Camp
Windows versions supported
95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP, Vista
95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP, Vista, Windows Server
98, 2000, XP (does not require a Windows license)
XP, Vista
Other operating systems supported
Free BSD; Linux; OS/2; Solaris
Free BSD; Linux; Novell; Solaris
none
none
64-bit support
N
Y
N
N
Drag/drop files between Win and OS X
Y
Y
N
N
Performance [sec] ( less is better) *
9.9
12.6
17.5
14.5
USB support
Good
Fair
Poor
Good
Bluetooth support
Poor
Good
Poor
Good
FireWire support
Poor
Poor
Fair
Good
Graphics and 3D acceleration
N
Y (experimental)
Partial support
Y
Utilizes both cores in Core Duo chips
N
Y
N
Y
Memory usage **
105-115MB
50-60MB
45-55MB
N/A
Price
~$80
~$80
~$37/$64
free


* Scroll Word document - Scrolling through a 3.9MB document with many images in page-at-a-time mode, using 125 percent zoom, page layout view; by comparison, running the same test in Mac-native Word 2004 on a MacBook Pro took 12.4 seconds.
** With large Word document and Excel file open.
*** Apps that run on those operating systems, not the operating systems themselves.


Test system: 15-inch 2.33GHz MacBook Pro with 2GB of RAM.
Date: April 2007
Original source: https://www.macworld.com/2007/04/features/windows_intro/index.php

 

 

 

 

 

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