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James Hope
02-14-2022 17:06
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Yes, it is 64-bit on Intel/AMD (hence x86), not ARM. The x86 is a term used to refer to Intel and AMD, being that Intel chip codes ended with "x86", i.e. 286, 386, 486, etc. The new MacBook Pros are ARM-based, and Parallels can only run the ARM version of Windows 11, meaning that any x86 (32-bit or ...
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