Hi
@xsk, yes, you're understand the RAM questions right. (I mean your questions:Is there any way to ensure that the Ram of my VM is using the physical ram installed in my Mac? and If I understand it correctly, this means, to the VM, the "physical memory" of it is made of the real physical memory of my Mac, plus the hard disk of my Mac, right? )
So, actually your VM doesn't have a real RAM and Hard Drive space, VM takes it from your Mac.
VM takes from Mac as much memory as VM needs at that moment, I mean if you VM Hard drive uses only 12GB from 64GB (disk space), only 12 GB has been taken from your Mac.
Also you may give your VM more RAM in VM configurations, but you cannot give your VM 100% of Mac RAM and memory because you need to start not only VM but the Parallels Desktop app and other Mac apps too, that's why you need to split Mac RAM between VM and Mac.
Except for that you may check
this article for more information.
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