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Machine
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Machine type / Machine
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Machine/motherboard to emulate. The *Machine type* box lists all available processor classes, while the *Machine* box lists all available machines of the selected processor class.
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CPU type / CPU
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Main processor to emulate. Only processors supported by the selected machine will be listed.
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FPU
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Math co-processor to emulate. This box will not be enabled if a processor with an integrated math co-processor is selected.
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Wait states
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Number of memory wait states. This box is only enabled and relevant if a 286- or 386-class CPU is selected.
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Memory
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Amount of RAM to give the emulated machine. The minimum and maximum amounts of RAM will vary depending on the selected machine.
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Dynamic Recompiler
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Enable the dynamic recompiler, which provides faster but less accurate CPU emulation. The recompiler is available as an option for 486-class processors, and is mandatory starting with the Pentium.
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Time synchronization
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Time synchronization automatically copies your host machine's date and time settings over to the guest machine's hardware real-time clock. Synchronization is performed every time the guest operating system reads the hardware clock, which often happens once on every boot.
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* **Disabled:** do not perform time synchronization.
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* **Enabled (local time):** synchronize the time in your host machine's configured timezone. Use this option when running a guest operating system which stores local time in the hardware clock, such as DOS or Windows.
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* **Enabled (UTC):** synchronize the time in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). Use this option when running a guest operating system which stores UTC time in the hardware clock, such as Linux.
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