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Good point, but I believe that was a serious problem 10 years ago, while these days virtually any decent motherboard properly supports IOMMU, consumer-grade boa
by gary17the 3y ago
Good point, but I believe that was a serious problem 10 years ago, while these days virtually any decent motherboard properly supports IOMMU, consumer-grade boards included - e.g. any Asus motherboard should work perfectly.
- RealStickman_ 3y agoThey might support IOMMU, but the default groups can be very annoying to work with so you have to use a patched kernel as well that "ignores" the actual groups.