In this video Harvey shows you how to fix the High CPU Usage and set Custom CPU Cores on your macOS virtualized VM using our new way with Proxmox. Thanks for watching remembering that this is free consider donating if you appreciate our work!
In Proxmox, VM data is stored using virtual hard disks. These disks are stored as files in the datastore, unlike physical drives. The two popular formats for virtual hard disks are raw and qcow2. Both the qcow2 and raw disk formats have advantages and disadvantages. If you require additional features, go for qcow2. However, if you prioritize I/O performance, opt for a raw disk format. When selecting a raw disk format, ensure that you use a Proxmox storage type that allows snapshots.
This guide shows you how to resize the disk of your macOS VM in Proxmox
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PCI Device passthroughs allows you to pass over things like your GPU for proper acceleration within your Virtual Machines, which makes it possible to run games and other graphic intensive tasks with no performance loss.
Here is a list of our recommended hardware that's supported within macOS Monterey to Sequoia.
