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Hi Adam12176,
you got me a bit wrong here. Nevertheless, I appreciate your help. Imagine I only have a single computer and want to install the virtualization server and also run the vm clients from/on this server.
As far as I know, XEN does offer this. So you can just start you virtual machine...
So what happens when you select exclusive rights on the graphics adapter for a single virtual machine. Won't the output be displayed on the host if I plug in a monitor?
If you use XEN for example, you can just start you operating system on the dom0 machine. So I thought there would also be something to do the same on vSphere.
The reason would be: no client available :D
As the mainboard also supports non-registered, non fully buffered DDR3 ECC RAM I was considering to go for it, but I don't seem to find them.
Do they actually exist?
@Netwerkz101, thanks, so I don't feel too much alone on this issue.
So what I have understood by now:
Citrix
+ Citrix XenServer is the server type one hypervisor
+ Citrix XenClient is a type one Hypervisor (based on Xen) that is running on the client computer, which on top will host remote...
If you can belief all those youtube videos, than it is possible to run games like crisis remotely. Thats where it shoold lead
That's true, but there are trial versions out there to use.
So anyway, is there some useful tutorial out there that gets rid with all those different confusing buzzwords?
There is still some confusion here:
So If I use XEN as the hypervisor, I will be able to use near-native graphics power,
but can I also build any of the above 3 products on top of it, or am I limited to a citrix only setup when using XEN-hypervisor?
As virtualization is becoming better and better I would like to set it up as well. For remote 3d Acceleration to work I heard of 3 products:
HDX
RemoteFX
PCoIP
So I would prefer to either use VMWare's PCoIP or Citrix's HDX.
Unfortunately I seem to not find the very basic information: What...
DDR4 recently has been scheduled to 2015 http://ddr4.org/ :(
And I have read rumors, that they even might come out for servers only
Unfortunately their boards and cpu's are damn expensive compared to the desktop one's
This comparison was only for the stick size to get some clarification for myself.
So even if there are 16GB sticks out there, they will not be supported by AMD bulldozer mainboards?