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When the preview version of what became Parallels 17 was released last spring, it brought both promise and frustration. I tried to get id Software’s “Doom Eternal” to run on both Intel and M1 systems, and it crashed on startup both times. You’re better off with 2D games, and many games that require additional graphics software just won’t run.

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Microsoft has suspended that for now, but Parallels includes a virtual TPM 2.0 chip if necessary.Īnd while no serious gamer is going to consider using Parallels to run state-of-the-art titles, this version does include an improved graphics driver and better performance for Microsoft’s DirectX. It runs the Windows 11 Preview just as well as Windows 10, and those who set up that virtual machine won’t have to worry about the need for a TPM 2.0 chip that was originally part of the requirements. The Intel version can run literally dozens of different virtual machines – 10 versions of Windows and Windows Server, as well as Boot Camp 11 versions of macOS, including the upcoming macOS 12 Montery and eight distros of Linux officially, though a Parallels spokesperson told me that it will run four more unofficially. Even Windows 10 and 11 Preview boot times are snappy, certainly faster than booting up a real Windows PC. From a cold start, in which the app must launch as well as the virtual machine, it’s about double that to resume, but that’s still pretty impressive. On my Intel iMac, Parallels 17 gets very close to instantaneous suspend and resume times, with three seconds to suspend and just two seconds to resume, when Parallels is running.

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It works so well, you can even suspend the guest operating system while it’s doing something as critical as applying a software update without doing harm. When they need to work on it again, they just resume it, and the virtual machine wakes up in the same state as before. This takes the current state of the machine running in the host Mac’s memory and saves it to disk (or an SSD). One of the things many Parallel users do frequently is suspend a virtual machine, rather than shutting it down, when they are no longer using it. That’s true on the Intel side for Parallels 17, though I’d have to say that version 16 was pretty damned zippy. More details can be found on the Parallels website.With each annual release, Parallels is touted as being faster than the previous year’s version. Customers can either purchase an individual license for $99.99 or get an annual subscription, which provides updates for new Parallels releases, for $79.99.

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Parallels Desktop 17.1 update is available for free for Parallels Desktop 17 users. “The latest version of Parallels Desktop also builds on our customers’ top requests with new gaming and 3D integrations to further enhance the user experience.”

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“Knowing that Parallels Desktop plays a critical role in enabling users to run the latest versions of Windows on their favorite Mac device today, we’ve developed a simple solution to help all users upgrade to Windows 11 with the enablement of vTPMs by default on all Mac devices,” said Elena Koryakina, Vice President of Engineering at Parallels. And if you’re running a Linux virtual machine, Parallels now supports VirGL to enable 3D acceleration. The company has optimized Parallels Desktop to run even more games, including World of Warcraft, Age of Empires 2 Definitive Edition, Tomb Raider 3, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord, World of Tanks, Raft, and more.

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The update now comes with virtual TPM (Trusted Platform Module) enabled by default, which will make it easier to install and run Windows 11. Parallels Tools has also been updated to support the latest version of macOS, which will make Monterey run more smoothly on virtual machines.įor those who need Windows virtual machines, Parallels Desktop 17.1 also improves Windows support. Now the company has released Parallels Desktop 17.1, which adds full support for macOS Monterey and Windows 11.Īs shared by Parallels in a blog post, the update ensures that users can run Parallels Desktop on macOS Monterey with full support. Popular virtualization software Parallels was updated to version 17 earlier this year with several enhancements such as improved performance, virtual TPM chip, drag and drop between macOS and Windows, and more.

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