For example, there would be no improvement in battery life for workloads that use an entire CPU, Parallels officials said. As always, these improvements can vary widely depending on the workload.
Performance improvements will let users open Windows documents “up to 48 percent faster,” get up to 30 percent more battery life, use up to 10 percent less memory, and launch Office 2013 applications up to 50 percent faster. We haven’t been able to test version 10 yet, but Parallels described the new features in a demo and announcement.
PARALLELS FOR MAC YOSEMITE UPGRADE
Users who want every last bit of performance improvements and all the latest usability tweaks might feel compelled to upgrade with each new version, but casual users can usually hold off without any problems. Given the pricing structure, upgrading every other release makes sense for a lot of Mac users who need Windows or Linux applications in their daily lives.
VMware hasn’t yet announced when the new version of Fusion will come out, but you can probably expect it soon, or at least by the time Apple releases OS X Yosemite this fall.Īs usual, your existing Parallels virtual machines should keep working just fine even after OS X Mavericks gives way to Yosemite. Further Reading The latest virtualization showdown-Parallels Desktop 9 vs.
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