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I uses qemu in fedora on 5600x and it is fine, I have no idea what your problem could be. though I have 32 gb of ram.
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>>37760I don't think its a RAM issue, i didn't mention it but this shit is happening to me recently, earlier this year virtualization was working fine for me
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You do have a jeet pc, pick up a 3900x for 120 bux and 16gb of ram for less than 200
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>>37855How is that a jeet pc, maybe 8GB is insufficient in 2026 but its fast enough
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Up
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>I DON'T EVEN HAVE A JEET PC
>R3 3200 with 8GB
geg
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Usecase for VMs? Just write secure programs kek
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>>38681Craptops are jeet pcs you jeet
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Classic soystemd fail
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Turns out that 1. kvm/qemu (or atleast virt manager) has some presets for some OSs that optimize the vm (don't use generic linux, its really laggy) and 2. virtualbox is brappy in Linux for some reason. Thanks for nothing niggers
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supersaging the clittycel rage
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not your personal tech support faggot