Firefox Vs VMware Fusion: CPU

Posted by mikeg on November 18, 2008

I probably don’t understand something, but it just doesn’t sound right:

VMware Fusion which is running WinXP/IE6 takes up consistently less CPU than Firefox. It seems to me that “virtualization” is somewhat more complex than HTML parsing… but that’s probably just me.

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