Ok, VS 2005 use 1 CPU/VM, OK, as a previous discussion
Win2008 + Hypervisor will be different?

Example: 2 VMs on a quad-core PC
VM1 uses a lot of CPU and VM2 uses no CPU, idle at most times
When VM1 begins ti use a lot of CPU, in Win2008+HV it will balance amog the
CPUs?

On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 13:36:42 -0300, "Flavio Borup"
<fborup@hotmail.com> wrote:

>
>Ok, VS 2005 use 1 CPU/VM, OK, as a previous discussion
>Win2008 + Hypervisor will be different?
>
>Example: 2 VMs on a quad-core PC
>VM1 uses a lot of CPU and VM2 uses no CPU, idle at most times
>When VM1 begins ti use a lot of CPU, in Win2008+HV it will balance amog the
>CPUs?

A VM will only use 1 core on your quad-core, unless you assign two
cores to it. You can have a VM with multiple CPUs in Hyper-V.

If you set your VM up with a core, that's all you're getting access
to. You can set up a VM as a dual-cpu/core system and this will allow
your VM to use 2 cpu/cores.

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