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Re: Poor VM performance on Core i9 CPU 12th gen

by Contributor in VMware Workstation Player Discussions
‎09-26-2023 01:58 PM
‎09-26-2023 01:58 PM
Thank you! This helped. Hyper-V is not installed on my Windows 11 Pro machine (I checked features and it's unchecked). The correct path for MY VMWare Player installation (ver. 17) is in this line: ... See more...
Thank you! This helped. Hyper-V is not installed on my Windows 11 Pro machine (I checked features and it's unchecked). The correct path for MY VMWare Player installation (ver. 17) is in this line: powercfg /powerthrottling disable /path "C:\Program Files (x86)\VMware\VMware Player\x64\vmware-vmx.exe" I got errors when I tried to copy/paste your command line, then I did some searching and found that in version 17, they got rid of "VMWare Workstation" and replaced it with "VMWare Player". Other than that, it helped (and disabling the memory integrity check. It's still not FAST (I have allocated 8GB RAM and 4 VCPU's). But the important part is, I'm not seeing that lag I was seeing before. Thanks again!

Re: Poor VM performance on Core i9 CPU 12th gen

by Contributor in VMware Workstation Player Discussions
‎09-26-2023 08:27 AM
‎09-26-2023 08:27 AM
I did search. Other than finding some reply in Chinese there was little more than discussions about it. Does anyone have any real help with this? I have looked at all the settings for the VM and can... See more...
I did search. Other than finding some reply in Chinese there was little more than discussions about it. Does anyone have any real help with this? I have looked at all the settings for the VM and can't seem to find anything that works.

Poor VM performance on Core i9 CPU 12th gen

by Contributor in VMware Workstation Player Discussions
‎09-25-2023 11:41 AM
‎09-25-2023 11:41 AM
I moved off of VirtualBox and onto VMWare Workstation 17 because I upgraded my computer to an Intel Core i9 CPU (from an i5). My new system has Windows 11 Pro, Core i9 CPU (12900K, 16 cores), 64 GB R... See more...
I moved off of VirtualBox and onto VMWare Workstation 17 because I upgraded my computer to an Intel Core i9 CPU (from an i5). My new system has Windows 11 Pro, Core i9 CPU (12900K, 16 cores), 64 GB RAM, 2 x 1T SSDs and an nVidia 4 port graphics card. VMware will run the Windows 10 Pro VM's OK but I get terrible lag on them. The VM's will just freeze for 3s-4s then run OK, then freeze again. There is no pattern to the delays that I can tell. I am NEW to VMWare so I don't know how to tweak these VM's to run reasonably fast and could use some help. I have tried changing VCPUs and RAM but that doesn't make any noticeable difference. Can someone share techniques in getting the VMs to run quickly, please?
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