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I understood. I believe working on more virtual machines and vSphere is related to more computational work. What issue I can face, if I do same work in a laptop? If I buy a laptop with i5 8Gen+2/4GB AMD Graphics+16/32GB RAM+1/2 TB HD for same work, what can I expect in terms of performance...

Hi, Currently I work on 4-5 virtual machines on VMware Workstation Software in my Desktop Computer. And mostly I work on Windows Server virtual machine. Later on I’ll work on VMware vSphere. Now I am planning to do same work on a laptop. Please guide me which type of laptop is recommended for...

It means, if I use a 2666 MHz memory stick, only 1333 MHz will be utilized. If I want to utilize 2666 MHz, do I need to use a memory stick of 5332 MHz? Am I right? Intel Core i5+8400 Processor supports DDR4-2666 and a motherboard (ASUS Prime B360M-A) supports 4 x DIMM and Maximum 64GB of DDR4...

As you said, 2666 memory will use a 1333 clock, if possible, please elaborate it as I couldn’t understand it. And in which condition, 2666 memory will use 2666 clock?

Agreed but there are two confusions; As the maximum memory frequency supported the processor is 2666 MHz so will that be any issue in terms of performance and stability, if I use memory module of exactly 2666 MHz? In case of using two memory modules of 2666 MHz, what will be the resultant...

Hi, As per the Specifications of Intel Core i5+8400 Processor, it supports DDR4-2666. It supports single channel, dual channel, triple channel and flex mode. And it supports up to 64 GB of memory. An Intel B360 Chipset motherboard (ASUS Prime B360M-A) supports 4 x DIMM and Maximum 64GB of DDR4...