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whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa running Windows on your iPhone or iPad believe

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it or not it can be done with the help of a special emulator app called UTM but

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how does it work and why the heck would you even want to run Windows on a device

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that purports to be a highly optimized marriage between apple hardware and

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Apple software other than simply because you can it turns out that some users are

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actually getting more out of the Apple silicon processors inside newer iPads by

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running Windows than they do running iPad OS the idea is that despite the

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fact the M series chips are quite powerful there aren't a whole lot of

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officially supported apps that push the processor to its limits however it's

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easier to use the processor to its full potential when you can install Windows

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and run whatever program you want think image editors or design software the

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possibilities for calculator apps alone are endless but prepare yourself for a

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shocker Apple didn't want the original version of UTM on the App Store what

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they were never super clear with the developer of UTM as to why but it's not

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exactly surprising that Apple wouldn't want a competing operating system

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running on their own Hardware this means there are currently three flavors of UTM

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the base version which isn't available on the App Store and has to be sideloaded UTM HV and UTM SE which you

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can get through the App Store but which has some significant limitations the the

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good news however is that if you're interested in turning your Apple device

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into a Windows machine all three versions of UTM have interesting uses

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we'll tell you what they are and how they work right after we thank ODU the

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today with ODU UTM which as we mentioned

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can be found on the App Store works like a normal app in that you just tap to

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open it tell it to install a new virtual machine and pick which operating system

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you'd like to emulate pretty straightforward and it's fast enough to

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run retro games for platforms like Doss and other older systems where the games

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require a ton of Hardware resources however UTM SE is quite slow when trying

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to run anything newer than Windows XP meaning if you need higher performance

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you might instead consider the original version of UTM which supports something

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called Just in Time execution or jit jit

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that isn't some kind of weird soar on your face but is instead a technique for

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compiling the process of translating a program's human readable source code

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into the machine code your CPU can understand understand typically

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compiling is done ahead of time allowing your CPU to quickly execute a program

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when you open it up however if you have a Windows program that isn't written for

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the ARM architecture that those apple M series chips use it has to be

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interpreted in order to work which can be a very slow process and a big part of

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the reason why UTM is limited in what it

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can do this is where jit comes in jit

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works with certain programming languages that can be pre-compiled into an

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intermediate code called bite code jit

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can then compile this into the correct machine code when you open the program

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while jit is slower than running native machine code it's fast enough to run

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game emulators in fact there's one called dolphin that can emulate Wii and

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GameCube titles that can run on this original version of UTM thanks to jit as

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far as Windows goes UTM with jit can run

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64-bit versions of Windows up through Windows 7 pretty impressive for an

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emulator though newer versions of Windows are too graphically demanding to

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run well but if you want a current version of Windows on your device UTM HV

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is the addition you want it allows you to run Windows 10 or 11 on ARM natively

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meaning there's no messy code interpretation required allowing you to

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run these newer Windows versions at full

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speed regardless of which UTM version you're going with though you'll want to

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keep two things in mind one it can can't support GPU virtualization so you won't

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suddenly be able to play current graphically intense titles on your iPad

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two you'll need to bring your own copy of Windows which I know none of you

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would ever resort to piracy to get your hands on but even though we've spent

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this episode talking about running Windows on an Apple device what if you

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want to go the other direction and run I don't know macOS on your PC if that

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sounds like you then go watch this video next it's a good time going to be so

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great