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A '''[[wikipedia:x86_virtualization|hypervisor]]''' is a program that takes advantage of an architectural quirk in hardware to run emulated software at near-bare-metal speeds, '''running modern operating systems faster than [[POS_(Pong_Consoles)_CPUs_and_Other_Chips#Intel_CPU.27sx86_CPUs|emulators]] especially with '''[[Wikipedia:X86_virtualization#Hardware-assisted_virtualization|hardware-assisting]]''', but running video games slower than native hardware. This this is possible because the processor is designed to execute code in a hierarchy that allows less-privileged software to run almost unmodified. For any instruction in a program that requests more privileges, such as those used by drivers, the hypervisor steps in to emulate the hardware response. But even so running video games still slower than native hardware naturally. There are two types of hypervisors;