Hi
I have been a parallels user since v5 or so and use it infrequently. I upgrade intermittently and moved to 10 earlier this year. I noticed v11 highlights the Win 10 support and went to upgrade and found out that I am now limited to 8gb of Ram in my Macbook Pro if I do this unless I upgrade to Pro. I went to do this before realising it is now on an annual subscription. I am definitely not signing up to a subscription model for Parallels due to the infrequent use and also think its far too expensive when rivals offer the same performance or better for fixed one off cost. I need 16Gb Ram as I when Parallels is used it is for either for Video Editing/Transcoding onsite or for 3D VR testing.
I need to upgrade to Yosemite and Win 10 to run a few bits of software and get rid of the awful Win 8.1 and wonder if this all runs fine on Parallels 10 for the interim or if I just need to move to a rival product today? As mentioned, I am not being forced to move to a subscription model.
I have been a parallels user since v5 or so and use it infrequently. I upgrade intermittently and moved to 10 earlier this year. I noticed v11 highlights the Win 10 support and went to upgrade and found out that I am now limited to 8gb of Ram in my Macbook Pro if I do this unless I upgrade to Pro. I went to do this before realising it is now on an annual subscription. I am definitely not signing up to a subscription model for Parallels due to the infrequent use and also think its far too expensive when rivals offer the same performance or better for fixed one off cost. I need 16Gb Ram as I when Parallels is used it is for either for Video Editing/Transcoding onsite or for 3D VR testing.
I need to upgrade to Yosemite and Win 10 to run a few bits of software and get rid of the awful Win 8.1 and wonder if this all runs fine on Parallels 10 for the interim or if I just need to move to a rival product today? As mentioned, I am not being forced to move to a subscription model.
