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Making Parallels less of a CPU Hog when Idle.
Clever Dave likes Parallels for development, but doesn’t like that it is a cpu hog. An idle vm swallowed up 40-50% of cpu on his new Macbook.
He had the idea that reducing the speed of the kernel clock to 100MHz might make the idle vm less resource hungry, so we tested it out. Changing […]
Posted: August 16th, 2007 under Sys Admin, Linux, parallels.
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