Proxmox with GPU PT works…
If that is something you would be after.
ESX with PCI PT has been working for a long time, since you could mask the cpuid away…
KVM GPU PT works as well
ESX has Grid as a license you need to have, i seen a guy who bypassed it…
But other than that, i dont know
I’m running a 3700x with a 2080ti. CUDA and most programs using NVENC work fine but anything using DXR (Minecraft with raytracing enabled and Pure Raytracing Benchmark) or Optix (Blender optix render acceleration) I haven’t been able to get running. Other than that, using it as a gaming pc for friends to remote into works great.
Is it possible to run HyperV with GPU Partitioning through nested Virtualization? For example use Proxmox or Unraid with a Windows VM and GPU Passthrough and then create another Windows VMs with GPU Partitions inside the first Windows VM.
For the AMD users. You need to copy u0367492.inf_amd64_dc9dba40afc0f9b5 (changes with the driver version) to the FileRepository and copy everything in it to system32 folder.
Hi, I am curious, whether you use RTX 2070 in windows server?As far as I know, game graphics cards(GTX) cannot be used on windows server. Only professional graphics cards(Quadro, Telsa) have windows server drivers.
You should be able to, if all your hardware stars have lined up correctly. As I recall, it takes more than just basic virtualization support to do nested virt, but it is possible to install the hyper-v hypervisor role on a hyper-v guest.
Might be able to do this … so you have the GPU shared between a few guests, and the host. So the host has two monitors, and you run different remote-desktop clients full screen, one on each display. Don’t know if Parsec can do this, or you’d need something else? Separating the control inputs would be a challenge maybe…
I used some random driver from January if not before that I had not updated for my 2070. It apparently worked for me? I have no idea how or why. Probably not relevant since the drivers now from nvidia will run in vms.
Regardless of the nvidia driver version, it will always show 2006 in the vm. If you use the latest available driver, I would check that first.
If you updated your host drivers, you would need to copy all driver files again.