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they used to not support unified memory in their vGPU drivers. it was a major deal breaker back then.
by diabllicseagull 3y ago
they used to not support unified memory in their vGPU drivers. it was a major deal breaker back then.
- aseipp 3y agoI think that's still the case; though I assume you're talking about Linux-on-Linux vGPUs, the same is true of e.g. WSL2 where unified memory isn't supported. Sucks, because it's a great feature.
- av3csr 3y agoAccording to the manual, UVM is supposed to be working on vGPUs (at least MIG-backed vCS), I could never get it working though