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No need, someone else has done so: https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/3lno0t/gpu_passthrough_revisited_an_updated_guide_on_how/ https://www.reddit.c
by nilved 10y ago
No need, someone else has done so: https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/3lno0t/gpu_passthrough_revisited_an_updated_guide_on_how/ https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/3lno0t/gpu_pa...
Furthermore, native Linux games are only becoming more popular, and one way to make them more popular is to use Linux.
- NTripleOne 10y agoHe said at the same performance level, which will never be achieved in linux until the GPU drivers are not fucking awful.
- kawsper 10y agoThis solution passes the GPU to the Windows OS, running inside the VM, so it will use the Windows GPU drivers.
- SparkyMcUnicorn 10y ago~3% performance loss is barely anything. I'd say that's plenty efficient enough.
- CaptSpify 10y agoBut ~3% is also what that tutorial found, and IME, is not the norm. Most other video cards that I've tried get much less than that. I'd love some kind of stats that show what the average performance difference is. Additionally, video-card drivers are still buggy and fragile. And it's not just video cards, but wifi and sound as well.
- NTripleOne 10y agoYou need 2 GPUs and one of them isn't utilised at all in the guest, so I'd say that's more than a ~3% performance loss.