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> you can then do pci-passthrough and let the guest system have nearly-full access to that graphic card with nearly full performances. It is possible, but when
by pizza234 8y ago
> you can then do pci-passthrough and let the guest system have nearly-full access to that graphic card with nearly full performances.
It is possible, but when it works and works well, which is not always the case. In addition, one may have to lock the card for usage with the guest only, since drivers may not be compatible with intermittent (=on/off) vfio usage.
I've had mixed experiences, depending on the hardware. my current system is 100% stable, however, I don use the card on the host (it causes instability). My previous system worked badly, and it was essentially not usable.