Graphics acceleration in VMWare


  1. ovidel
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    Vista x64 ultimate ( server) + Win 7 7022 VMWare
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    Graphics acceleration in VMWare


    Hi, i'm new here ! I only want to say, that i can put my HD 4870 on good work to my VMWare workstation .

    I installed all the drivers, uninstalled the VMWare tools, but i had only the 8 mb "Graphics card" from the VMWare.

    I'm having a server on my Vista, and there is a very good combination to put hte Win 7 to the VMWare .


    THx.Sorry for my bad English.
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  3. garysgold
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    Vista Ult 64 bit Seven Ult RTM x64
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    Hello ovidel,

    Welcome to the Seven Forums. Enjoy.

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