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You can just use a Windows-VM, and if you're concerned about performance, use PCIe passthrough for your graphics card. Or use something like https://looking-gl

You can just use a Windows-VM, and if you're concerned about performance, use PCIe passthrough for your graphics card. Or use something like https://looking-glass.io/ https://looking-glass.io/

mschuster91 5y ago
> and if you're concerned about performance, use PCIe passthrough for your graphics card. Won't work with NVIDIA cards at all without a boatload of hacks (because they don't want consumer cards to be used in virtualized environments), and AMD cards are an utter pain in the ass to work with because AMD can't be bothered to get basic PCI stuff to work [1]. Also, you always run the risk of some anti-cheat solution detecting your virtualization environment and banning you permanently. If you value your sanity, don't do gaming inside a VM. [1]: https://www.nicksherlock.com/2020/11/working-around-the-amd-gpu-reset-bug-on-proxmox/ https://www.nicksherlock.com/2020/11/working-around-the-amd-...
- ridgered4 5y ago
  Nvidia recently removed the driver check on consumer cards making them the clear choice now. I've actually had good luck with AMD cards, but the reset bug is truly bizarre. For instance I own an evga R7 360, no reset bug, very reliable. I had also purchased an XFX R7 360, never survived a reboot! My sapphire RX 470 also works fine with no special actions from me and I've heard people have issues with that one. You're definitely correct regarding anti-cheats though, they are something you have to watch out for.
- lodi 5y ago
  > Won't work with NVIDIA cards at all without a boatload of hacks... Actually the hack required to do this is quite minimal. This is the only thing I had to do to get the driver unblocked in win10/win11 for my rtx3070. I lifted this directly from https://mathiashueber.com/fighting-error-43-nvidia-gpu-virtual-machine/ https://mathiashueber.com/fighting-error-43-nvidia-gpu-virtu... <features> <hyperv> <vendor_id state='on' value='1234567890ab'/> </hyperv> <kvm> <hidden state='on'/> </kvm> </features>

You can just use a Windows-VM, and if you're concerned about performance, use PCIe passthrough for your graphics card. Or use something like https://looking-glass.io/ https://looking-glass.io/

mschuster91 5y ago

> and if you're concerned about performance, use PCIe passthrough for your graphics card. Won't work with NVIDIA cards at all without a boatload of hacks (because they don't want consumer cards to be used in virtualized environments), and AMD cards are an utter pain in the ass to work with because AMD can't be bothered to get basic PCI stuff to work [1]. Also, you always run the risk of some anti-cheat solution detecting your virtualization environment and banning you permanently. If you value your sanity, don't do gaming inside a VM. [1]: https://www.nicksherlock.com/2020/11/working-around-the-amd-gpu-reset-bug-on-proxmox/ https://www.nicksherlock.com/2020/11/working-around-the-amd-...

ridgered4 5y ago
Nvidia recently removed the driver check on consumer cards making them the clear choice now. I've actually had good luck with AMD cards, but the reset bug is truly bizarre. For instance I own an evga R7 360, no reset bug, very reliable. I had also purchased an XFX R7 360, never survived a reboot! My sapphire RX 470 also works fine with no special actions from me and I've heard people have issues with that one. You're definitely correct regarding anti-cheats though, they are something you have to watch out for.
lodi 5y ago
> Won't work with NVIDIA cards at all without a boatload of hacks... Actually the hack required to do this is quite minimal. This is the only thing I had to do to get the driver unblocked in win10/win11 for my rtx3070. I lifted this directly from https://mathiashueber.com/fighting-error-43-nvidia-gpu-virtual-machine/ https://mathiashueber.com/fighting-error-43-nvidia-gpu-virtu... <features> <hyperv> <vendor_id state='on' value='1234567890ab'/> </hyperv> <kvm> <hidden state='on'/> </kvm> </features>