Intel's GVT-g, the equivalent feature on Intel GPUs, is not supported yet on the latest generations, last I checked. Plus Intel GPUs are quite underpowered and

Intel's GVT-g, the equivalent feature on Intel GPUs, is not supported yet on the latest generations, last I checked. Plus Intel GPUs are quite underpowered and not really suitable for high-performance GPU computing and gaming and whatnot. AMD GPUs are restricted (through VBIOS according to what I've heard) to prevent SR-IOV caps from being enabled. So you need to buy an actual enterprise GPU for that. Also… if you buy an enterprise GPU for this SR-IOV functionality and it's relatively new, good luck finding the drivers (and the card itself). Anyway, my point is that I can't "just" buy a GPU from some manufacturer that doesn't restrict my usage of it, since a high-performance GPU with that ownership tag attached does not exist.