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I tried this a while back. My results can be seen at http://miffe.org/bench/ http://miffe.org/bench/ The largest problem is that the NVIDIA driver refuses to w
by miffe 11y ago
I tried this a while back. My results can be seen at http://miffe.org/bench/ http://miffe.org/bench/
The largest problem is that the NVIDIA driver refuses to work when it detects that it's in a VM. The workaround is to hide the VM status for the guest os, by using -cpu host,kvm=off and disabling the tweaks that makes windows work better (hv_time,hv_relaxed,hv_vapic).
- Diederich 11y agoIf you made a nice blog post about this, in detail, and shared it, a lot of folks would find it extremely interesting!
- fpgaminer 11y agoWow, that's a great resource! I'm glad to see your disk benchmarks were also all over the place. I couldn't seem to make much sense of CrystalMark's results, even when increasing the test size above my RAM size to eliminate caching. I'm using virtio to an SSD dedicated to the VM and saw, like you, some markers were better in the VM than they should be, and some where significantly worse. Very weird. Luckily I won't matter for gaming.
- driverdan 11y agoA better workaround would be to buy AMD GPUs.
- miffe 11y agoThats my plan. I got the GTX 980 for free, so I'm using until the next gen AMD cards are released.
- redtuesday 11y agoI always wonder why they don't really advertise this to gamers as a feature at which they are better than nvidia.
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