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You can, but only on AMD GPUs. Nvidia GPUs have this disable unless you buy very expensive "cloud" model.
by glogla 11y ago
You can, but only on AMD GPUs. Nvidia GPUs have this disable unless you buy very expensive "cloud" model.
- otis_inf 11y agoYeah I ran into that wall 2 weeks ago. I tried to switch to Linux for the host and run my Windows 8 VMs in VMWare on Mint. After fighting with the nvidia drivers at install for a bit I got it working but VMWare using dual monitors is super slow on nvidia (780 here) in mint: the windows in the guest VM were drawn as if it was done by a single core on half the speed, instead of on the GPU. Single monitor, no problem. Had to roll back to windows for the host to make the VMs work nicely. A bummer, considering moving away from Windows takes that first step and I now have to stick around for longer. Perhaps next year...
- dale-cooper 11y agoNot true, you can work around this. I'm running a 970 gtx in a vm. See https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=162768 https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=162768