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If you're okay with dropping vendor-unique features (e.g.: RTX) then I've found VMware's GPU virtualization to be very good, at least in my testing of Windows-o
by smileybarry 6y ago
If you're okay with dropping vendor-unique features (e.g.: RTX) then I've found VMware's GPU virtualization to be very good, at least in my testing of Windows-on-Windows via VMware Workstation. Looks like Workstation 16 added DX11 support on Linux hosts, too.
Just make sure you go into fullscreen + (what they call) "exclusive mode", and maybe even increase the VM's priority when input is grabbed. That fixed any microstutters I had on my older CPU.