The virtual RAM of the VM is also managed through Intel EPT (not VMware software). The same VMM from VMware runs whether the the host is Linux or Windows. Performance of VM depend largely on the VT-x capabilities of the CPU. NUMA should be enabled for a dual processor configuration at the host UEFI (assuming T7600 supports NUMA architecture). I am hoping that Linux VMware will perform much better than Windows, but I have to get opinions of those who have done it. Should I expect this same behavior under Linux? I have plenty of memory, CPU cores/threads, and tons of disk space. Windows 10 vm run under a Windows 10 host gets slow at times.
I have never used VMWare Workstation under a Linux host, and I am wondering what type of performance to expect with Windows 10 run under a virtual machine under Linux. I imagine it will be very fast and powerful when run as a host. It is very fast within this vm on my Windows 10 host. I currently run Ubuntu in a vm, and I am familiar enough with it. What I wish to do is wipe my drives and install Ubuntu instead of Windows. I run into this same issue over and over. This should be plenty of power to run the latest Windows 10, but I cannot get the latest installed. My workstation desktop has sufficient power. the 2004 update completely fails to install with no help from Microsoft to resolve. My host workstation is currently on Windows 10 1909. I get a nonstop reboot loop that never ends.
I cannot install the October Cumulative update at all on my host workstation. I am running into major issues with Windows 10 Professional updates now.
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