Hyper-V on a Dual Core Computer?

[WhiteTigerArmy]

I'm trying to understand the requirements that are necessary to run Hyper-V correctly. I have an elevated edition of Windows 10, 8 GB of memory, and SLAT is on my system, but I can't understand the vCPU completely. I understand that vCPU does not equate to CPU when it comes to being used, but I don't complete understand the ratio to make it work smoothly and efficiently. The Virtual Machine I want to implement onto Hyper-V is Ubuntu, so that I can use it for future school purposes and personal use. If anyone can help me out with my problem I would much appreciate it.

[Artyomka]

vCPU are like time slots of your CPU, not physical cores. The more you allocate to a VM the more cpu time it can get.

I suggest you allocate 2 vCPU to your VM and just add more if you see that the VM is not responsive enough.