Memory is the limiting factor for how many. How useful 20 VMs would be depends on how CPU intensive each one is.hi guys,
i was wondering with the i5 11500, how many os can i install on my pc using hyper-v? on my i5 4570s i have installed 3 os and still ran ok.
many thanks
Memory is the limiting factor for how many. How useful 20 VMs would be depends on how CPU intensive each one is.hi guys,
i was wondering with the i5 11500, how many os can i install on my pc using hyper-v? on my i5 4570s i have installed 3 os and still ran ok.
many thanks
many thaks for thatMemory is the limiting factor for how many. How useful 20 VMs would be depends on how CPU intensive each one is.
Memory will limit the number, CPU utilization will limit the funtionality.
If you are going to do that you want a separate NIC card (quad gig-e) and a managed switch. You will want to create VLANs and assign to a specific VM. You will want to assign VMs to specific NIC port(s). Even assign multiple NIC ports to a VM and associate them with multiple VLANs.many thaks for that
i am thinking about doing some studying on IT networking so that is the only idea i have.
sorry that sounds quite complicated, i am still learning. the only thing i know is to assign each os to a username so if i install 5 os then i have 5 username and connect then all using ip address.If you are going to do that you want a separate NIC card (quad gig-e) and a managed switch. You will want to create VLANs and assign to a specific VM. You will want to assign VMs to specific NIC port(s). Even assign multiple NIC ports to a VM and associate them with multiple VLANs.
I am not saying those steps are required, but they mimic what is done in real systems. You have multiple network interfaces in a server, you map VMs to specific interfaces. That provides dedicated bandwidth to the VM. Then you use VLANs on your network to isolate the VMs.sorry that sounds quite complicated, i am still learning. the only thing i know is to assign each os to a username so if i install 5 os then i have 5 username and connect then all using ip address.
many thanksIf you configure the startup RAM and dynamic RAM of the guest OSs properly you will make the most of your available host RAM.