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I have VMWare Workstation latest and VirtualBox latest installed in my Ubuntu. I have 256MB RAM and 2d 3d acceleration in VirtualBox and in VmWare its 3GB RAM with all acceleration options enabled (tried with disabled too).
I also have 3x 2080TI in my main machine with latest NVIDIA drivers.
But when I try to code in VMs or read sites in Chrome it just hurts my eyes, the texts inside VM is terrible, its blurry, I tried various settings "Graphics Controller" settings in VirtualBox, none makes any difference.
Am I missing something?
VirtualBox:
VirtualBox
VMWare: VMWare Workstation
Main OS: Main OS
nvidia graphics virtualbox vmware display-resolution
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I have VMWare Workstation latest and VirtualBox latest installed in my Ubuntu. I have 256MB RAM and 2d 3d acceleration in VirtualBox and in VmWare its 3GB RAM with all acceleration options enabled (tried with disabled too).
I also have 3x 2080TI in my main machine with latest NVIDIA drivers.
But when I try to code in VMs or read sites in Chrome it just hurts my eyes, the texts inside VM is terrible, its blurry, I tried various settings "Graphics Controller" settings in VirtualBox, none makes any difference.
Am I missing something?
VirtualBox:
VirtualBox
VMWare: VMWare Workstation
Main OS: Main OS
nvidia graphics virtualbox vmware display-resolution
asked 5 mins ago
GMX RiderGMX Rider
62
add a comment |
I have VMWare Workstation latest and VirtualBox latest installed in my Ubuntu. I have 256MB RAM and 2d 3d acceleration in VirtualBox and in VmWare its 3GB RAM with all acceleration options enabled (tried with disabled too).
I also have 3x 2080TI in my main machine with latest NVIDIA drivers.
But when I try to code in VMs or read sites in Chrome it just hurts my eyes, the texts inside VM is terrible, its blurry, I tried various settings "Graphics Controller" settings in VirtualBox, none makes any difference.
Am I missing something?
VirtualBox:
VirtualBox
VMWare: VMWare Workstation
Main OS: Main OS
nvidia graphics virtualbox vmware display-resolution
asked 5 mins ago
GMX RiderGMX Rider
62
I have VMWare Workstation latest and VirtualBox latest installed in my Ubuntu. I have 256MB RAM and 2d 3d acceleration in VirtualBox and in VmWare its 3GB RAM with all acceleration options enabled (tried with disabled too).
I also have 3x 2080TI in my main machine with latest NVIDIA drivers.
But when I try to code in VMs or read sites in Chrome it just hurts my eyes, the texts inside VM is terrible, its blurry, I tried various settings "Graphics Controller" settings in VirtualBox, none makes any difference.
Am I missing something?
VirtualBox:
VirtualBox
VMWare: VMWare Workstation
Main OS: Main OS
nvidia graphics virtualbox vmware display-resolution
nvidia graphics virtualbox vmware display-resolution
asked 5 mins ago
GMX RiderGMX Rider
62
asked 5 mins ago
GMX RiderGMX Rider
62
asked 5 mins ago
GMX RiderGMX Rider
62
asked 5 mins ago
GMX RiderGMX Rider
62
asked 5 mins ago
GMX RiderGMX Rider
62
62
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