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Alternatives to VirtualBox?
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Virt-manager with qemu-system, although if you use the kvm driver for both performance should be about the same I think.
Don't forget virtualbox has a lot of configuration options that may improve performance, Ive never had a problem with it but also never need high performance from a VM.