Hello,
All of the Intel I series processor will support basic virtualization with
something like virtual box. If you need more capabilities I would recommend
checking out the features of each processor at ark.intel.com. You would be
looking for features such as VT-d and VT-x, and it will depe
First SATA still smokes USB2 and USB3 in performance. There have also been
weird performance issues (there have been driver, cable, and RF noise
issues). I would still not consider USB 3 mature enough yet despite it's
age.
Also onboard SATA means that the storage is internal and thus you have on
I have a laptop with Windows 7 installed and would like to install Linux with
it. I have the following partitions:
15G recovery partition
100M system partition
625G C:
All these are ntfs filesystems and primary partitions
>From what I understand I need to shrink the C: and install Linux in extra
I did something similar with a laptop I bought a year or so ago. Using
Windows 7 & Kubuntu. I don't believe I touched the recovery partitions
or anything like that. Everything went pretty smoothly actually until I
tried to view my partitions in Windows & they disappeared. I did lose
some data b
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