You're probably right, Hyper-V will probably be more performant than Virtualbox. I don't spend a ton of time running VMs on Windows but from my own experience it does seem like it also just depends on your hardware. I suggested Virtualbox because it's relatively easy to set up but yes it can be quite slow depending on your hardware unfortunately. It's also an alternative if you have Windows 10 Home Edition, because apparently Hyper-V is not available for it.
You're probably right, Hyper-V will probably be more performant than Virtualbox. I don't spend a ton of time running VMs on Windows but from my own experience it does seem like it also just depends on your hardware. I suggested Virtualbox because it's relatively easy to set up but yes it can be quite slow depending on your hardware unfortunately. It's also an alternative if you have Windows 10 Home Edition, because apparently Hyper-V is not available for it.
Thanks a lot.