![]() And the results, at least on Parallels figures, seem pretty good so far. All the same, I can’t help but see this as a stealthy attempt at a global beta test of running ARM-based Windows on Macs. The catch is you must run a beta version of the operating system, which Microsoft doesn’t offer to consumers yet. This may be good enough for occasional tasks, but it's not sufficiently robust for all your enterprise’s work. In other words, Windows in VM on an M1 Mac now runs at least as well, and often bette,r than Windows runs on many commercially available Windows PCs. One beta tester cited in a Parallels statement called it the “fastest version of Windows” they’d ever used. ![]() ![]() Not only does it deliver 30% better performance than you get running Windows 10 VM on an Intel Mac, it also uses much less energy and will run most Windows apps like native Mac apps, though some 64-bit applications may not run as well as you expect. ![]()
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