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Old 04-09-2016, 18:04   #11
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Re: I'm in two minds about Vivid 200

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Originally Posted by Anonymouse View Post
I'm a hopeless retro games addict, and the games I like won't run directly on modern systems such as my Windows 8 laptop - so I've decided to build a legacy setup. I did try VirtualBox, and it works, but there's too much lag between screen action and sound effects; it's distracting. Plus the game display's limited to 640 x 480...on a 1600 x 900 screen. You can guess from that how far back in time I'm going - all the way back to the 16-bit days, specifically X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter.
VMWare Workstation is your friend, dude

Runs many instructions straight on the hardware via a simple wrapper, removing the lag you are getting from VirtualBox.

It comes with a 30 day trial, and while I couldn't recommend it being a VMWare Certified Professional I have no doubt that there are somewhat less legitimate options available.
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