This ARM version of Windows has compatibility with 64-bit apps written for the 'standard' x86 version of Windows, which means that Windows 11 on ARM can run almost any app you throw at it without experiencing much of a performance penalty. If you have a modern Mac model with an Apple Silicon chip ( M1, M2, and similar,) you will be limited to the Windows 11 on ARM release, which performs surprisingly well.
Software installed in a virtual machine behaves as if it's installed natively on a Windows PC which means that compatibility is excellent, particularly in Windows 11. This involves running Windows on top of macOS by virtualizing the hardware required to do so. One of the easiest ways of running Windows apps is to use a virtual machine.
Use these solutions to play PC games, run productivity software, or access Windows tools that lack a native Mac version. It's surprisingly easy to run Windows apps on a Mac, and you don't always need to run Windows to do so.
