# Download macOS 13 Ventura VMDK for VMware/VirtualBox from Google Drive

## How to download macOS Ventura VMDK files?

**Quick Answer:**

You can download the macOS Ventura VMDK file through the link in this article.

Or create a virtual machine using the macOS Ventura ISO file downloaded from iBoysoft DiskGeeker, which is safer and customizable.

![How to download macOS Ventura VMDK file](https://iboysoft.com/images/en-wiki/macos-ventura-vmdk/download-macos-ventura-vmdk.jpg)

If you want to run[macOS Ventura](https://iboysoft.com/wiki/macos-13.html)on a virtual machine, a**macOS Ventura VMDK**file would prove very useful. It's pre\-configured with the necessary drivers, software, and settings of macOS Ventura, helping you quickly get started with the operating system in a virtual environment.

Let's take a quick look at the definition of a macOS Ventura VMDK file and then download it for VMware or[VirtualBox](https://iboysoft.com/wiki/what-is-virtualbox.html).

[Download the macOS VMDK file](https://iboysoft.com/wiki/macos-vmdk.html)

Tips:If you want a customizable virtual machine that works properly, it's recommended to create it manually with the macOS Ventura ISO file. Here's how to download a bootable Ventura ISO image:

Step 1: Get iBoysoft DiskGeeker and open it.

Step 2: Open**Download and create boot disk**\>**Download macOS system image**.

![Start the downloading process by clicking Download macOS system image](https://iboysoft.com/images/en-wiki/macos-ventura-vmdk/download-macos-system-image.jpg)

Step 3: Choose**macOS Ventura**, click**Get**, and select**.iso**.

![Choose the macOS Ventura ISO file](https://iboysoft.com/images/en-wiki/macos-ventura-vmdk/ventura-iso.jpg)

Step 4: Save the macOS Ventura ISO file on your computer.

![Decide where to save the macOS Ventura ISO file](https://iboysoft.com/images/en-wiki/macos-ventura-vmdk/choose-save-location.jpg)

## What is a macOS Ventura VMDK file?

A macOS Ventura VMDK file is a virtual machine disk image that lets you run macOS Ventura as a guest operating system in a virtualization program such as VMware, VirtualBox, or Parallels Desktop. This lets you test or use macOS Ventura without a physical Mac computer.

It can be easily shared and deployed across multiple computers using the same virtual machine, making it convenient for developers, IT administrators, or users who need to work with macOS Ventura but don't have a compatible Mac.

If you're interested in making a macOS Ventura virtual machine manually, you can get the ISO or DMG file from the links below.

[Download macOS Ventura ISO file](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KjtCG_y-aRGJ_AhTltYAc-A_iKQ_CB3y/view?usp=sharing)

[Download macOS Ventura DMG file](https://iboysoft.com/howto/macos-ventura-dmg-download.html)

## How to download macOS Ventura VMDK file for VMWare or VirtualBox?

If you need to test macOS Ventura on your computer, installing it on either VMware or VirtualBox is a great choice, as the former is free for personal use and the latter is completely free and open\-source.

After installing the virtual machine of your choice, you can download the appropriate macOS Ventura VMDK file for VMware or VirtualBox from the following links:

[Download macOS Ventura VMDK for VMware](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ewb_94Mrpr9d-DwrGYAiCtAKaaNxaBy_/view?usp=sharing)\(From Google Drive\)

[Download macOS Ventura VMDK for VirtualBox](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ewb_94Mrpr9d-DwrGYAiCtAKaaNxaBy_/view?usp=sharing)\(From Google Drive\)

*Credits: techrechard.com*

After acquiring the VMDK file, you can[install macOS Ventura on VMWare](https://iboysoft.com/howto/macos-ventura-vmware.html)or VirtualBox whenever you like.

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## FAQs

AYes. However, macOS does not natively support AMD architecture. You must manually add specific CPU masking codes \(CPUID strings\) to your virtual machine's configuration file \(.vmx or VirtualBox commands\) to trick macOS into thinking it is running on a supported Intel processor.

ACPU Cores: Minimum 4 cores \(allocate no more than half of your host CPU's total physical cores\). RAM: Minimum 4 GB \(8 GB is highly recommended for a smooth interface\). Graphics Memory: Maximum allowed by your hypervisor \(usually 128 MB or 256 MB\) with 3D acceleration enabled. Storage: A minimum of 40 GB–60 GB of free space on an SSD \(running macOS VMs on a mechanical HDD causes extreme lag\).

A1. Create the VM: Open VirtualBox, create a new machine, choose Mac OS X \(64\-bit\), and attach your VMDK as the primary hard disk. 2. Close VirtualBox: Completely exit the application and all background processes. 3. Run Command Prompt: Open CMD as an Administrator and execute VirtualBox code injection commands to change the VM's hardware profile \(SMC, DMI, and CPU settings\). 4. Boot: Open VirtualBox and power on your VM.