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Hyper v doesn't have 3d acceleration, so if you play game or want to use linux desktops it's pretty bad.
by Thaxll 2y ago
Hyper v doesn't have 3d acceleration, so if you play game or want to use linux desktops it's pretty bad.
- PaulHoule 2y agoWSL2 seems to virtualize the GPU pretty well, I had an easier time getting my GPU to work for machine learning inside WSL2 than I have with plain Windows and Linux in the past.
- smileybarry 2y agoIt does, but it’s a whole rabbit hole of specialized settings from what I can tell. Toying around with GPU-PV in Hyper-V with a Windows 11 guest was complicated and ultimately had performance & compatibility problems. (With my previous PC even deadlocking when I used the onboard video encoder from within the VM)