How well does GPU passthrough work for qemu into a windows VM (for a kernel-based anti-cheat)? Why would I want to isolate the GPU solely for the VM? Isn't that going to mess up other applications?
How well does GPU passthrough work for qemu into a windows VM (for a kernel-based anti-cheat)? Why would I want to isolate the GPU solely for the VM? Isn't that going to mess up other applications?
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ELI5 if possible, thank you :)
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You need a GPU for the host, to passthrough another GPU to the VM.
You could use integrated gpu like intel cpu, and then a dedicated gpu passed through to the VM
4 0 ReplyYou can "unplug" your unique/dedicated GPU to plug it into the VM upon VM startup. But it's a bit harder to manage. It's an option though 👌
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