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I think intel tried to offer GPU virtualisation with their consumer offerings but not sure what happened to that.
by dd_xplore 4mo ago
I think intel tried to offer GPU virtualisation with their consumer offerings but not sure what happened to that.
- hgoel 4mo agoYes, I think Intel did offer that, but I recall hearing their software wasn't very good.
- undersuit 4mo agoFrom what I recall they started adding SR-IOV support to Xeon iGPUs. Among the ARC GPUs you still need a PRO model.
- zamadatix 4mo agoOlder Intel iGPUs used to support GVT-g, they got rid of that in the newer models. SR-IOV ("true" GPU partitioning) is targeted at the Arc Pro/DC GPUs only, not the desktop variants. That leaves Intel in the same boat as the others these days: you can either pass the whole GPU through or buy a non-consumer variant for proper hardware virtualization (or try to hack it).