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So ridiculous how I have to use Windows for certain games to run at all. Excellent tutorial nonetheless.

With a lot of computers that can't be upgraded to windows 11, with emulating the TPM 2.0 in KVM this would seem to be a viable way to get Windows 11 up and running on these old machines, and at nearly bare-metal performance too. Still a bit complex for most windows 10 refugees though, and would be hard to get it right with every hardware variation out there. I know for a fact you can emulate the TPM in kvm on older processors. I've got Windows 11 running under virt-manager on a 14-year old i5 server. Very interesting! Thanks for your clear instructions. Quite possibly the best tutorial I've ever seen of this sort of thing.

This looks so cool, but I'm affraid to mess my system and a dual boot seems to be just as good 😥

As always your videos are full of energy and information tysm! Btw is this one possible to do on a muxless laptop too? Thanks again

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Thanks a lot! I followed this tutorial and it worked, I had to make some adjustments and troubleshooting but it worked. Unlike other tutorials this tutorial doesn't involve modifying and patching the GPU ROM or vBIOS which seemed scary. I subbed!

Although you do passthrough, all pass through the Linux kernel which has much faster scheduler. Why do you think Microsoft uses Linux even for their own virtualization in Azure?

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great content man

Thanks for the tutorial. But couldn't you have just installed the KDE spin for Fedora. You could've saved a lot of time and also it would have worked better.

Dude, you are god! Thank you

very nice tutorial.. a couple points.. the folder /etc/libvirt/hooks/qemu.d/win10-vm1-singlegpu/prepare/begin. win10-vm1-singlegpu is the name of the VM.. i think you didint mentioned that... Other thing that i missed is a good way to share a steam library.. I try somethings. but every single solution that i try fail on the permissions side of things.. OR i cannot download steam games to the shared folder OR i cannot execute them..

The 10 million dollar Question for a gamer is: What is the Latency / InputLag of using VM with passthough GPU/mouse/Keyboard/Audio ???? I ask, because I'm looking to install latency -sensitive games in a similar setup, since the games have insane inputlag using proton/wine/whatever under linux

Disable KDE compositor for max performance, if using X11.

if i plug this in to my gaming laptop will it enable dedicated gpu even for my internal display?

gonna try that once my new nvme arrives so i can install linux on it. little question: can i pass through a harddrive that the VM uses? or is it only in images for the vm like its on virtualbox in windows?

thats awesome, having linux as main and still play xbox game pass games in the VM, definitly gonna try that

Hi, for the disk test try to use writeback cache. It will beat the native. Bur you have to install an UPS.

This is a great video series. Any chance you can do one for ubuntu? Certain commands are just different

Nienow Ville

Holy f--ing woot woot.. don't wake me up if its a dream.

I've wanted this for years. Is there any chance of even a Gist or the likes on getting this set up? Following the older videos sadly I've had no luck

do you use in your vm test gpu Passtrough ?

This video is severely underrated. Great job!

could someone tell me how do I get rid of 1s audio delay?

Has anyone happened to run into the following errors when running the command sudo rmmod vfio_pci vfio_pci_core vfio_iommu_type1? rmmod: ERROR: Module vfio_pci is builtin. rmmod: ERROR: Module vfio_pci_core is builtin. rmmod: ERROR: Module vfio_iommu_type1 is builtin.

Has anyone happened to run into the following errors when running the command sudo rmmod vfio_pci vfio_pci_core vfio_iommu_type1? rmmod: ERROR: Module vfio_pci is builtin. rmmod: ERROR: Module vfio_pci_core is builtin. rmmod: ERROR: Module vfio_iommu_type1 is builtin.

How do I use this wayland?

Most excellent! It's both technically cool and useful too

I still see no sense in running a Windows VM if you still use Windows in a way.

Can you share your aliases?

Have you done any work to make the work for launching and playing games easy? (i.e. steam launching from linux to the windows vm)

Could you please make a full tutorial/guide on how to replicate your setup. Seems rather daunting to setup without pointers, so a full guide would greatly help. (Edit: spelling)

I was wondering if you're willing to do an updated tutorial on your current system, kinda like the laptop one you did last year. Either in a form of a video guide or written guide :)

I was following this excellent tutorial on Fedora 40 but it kinda breaks at the point you need to setup the VM as a VNC Server as you get an error message about Spice Graphics when trying to switch to VNC, it half works if you leave it set to Spice server but I could not get any VNC client to fully connect. In any case I was hoping there would be a way to share GPU acceleration with the VM in a desktop window instead of completely killing the Linux display but I guess that was unrealistic. With this method dual booting is only slightly less inconvenient since you are essentially switching one OS for another anyway.

Bro! Thank you for your guide, everything works in 2024, I used a bundle of Arch Linux and Windows 11, everything works well on my hardware. But there is only one problem with the hard drive, namely with the hard drive, the ssd works fine. When loading games in the steam, the download is due to the performance of the disk, I tried to add it in different ways through different buses and types, but everything was in vain. Do you have any advice?

It would be nice to know exactly what model that laptop is

awesome tutorial, but I stuck so often like what you mentioned in this video 16:52，any idea about how this happen or any solution for avoid that? for me, most of the time after I switched back to host machine, I can do some gpu program launch as normal, but it will stuck if i do some typing from keyboard, there is some kernel error and the system still reachable from web or ssh, kind of funny😂

Wow, that's a sweet setup!

Hi guys, Had someone problem like me? I was able to run single GPU passtrhough, working amazing, but then I discover Bland dual gpu videos and I wanted to try run it like him... (same setup like in this video, nvidia + intel cpu gprahic), no matter what, my ferdora running nvidia drivers all the time. When I wanna disable them with rmmod I get error that they are using each other.. And I have no idea how to discover or disable program what using it...

is it possible to have gpu passthrough with paravirtualization on a windows host?

Thanks for clarifying the cabling and dummy plug situation, it was helpful to see your setup!

nice

Is it possible to, if you have a 7950x3d, to set the windows VM to use the first CCD with Vcache ? (I want to use windows Vm for gaming on a linux host, but i don't know if i should go with the 7800x3d (maybe segmenting the cpu will be bad?) Or use the fact that 7950x3d have two ccd to have one dedicated for the vm and the non vcache one for linux.)

sick setup, your videos are always well made and informative!

This, sir, is amazingly useful UA-cam content. And it also stirs interest in VFIO in general, how much can it be pushed. Definitely going to try this on my next PC build which will have the Windows VM created only for some games and for hobby music production. kudos!

hey Bland! Just wondering. Are there any downside of playing video games that has an Anti Cheat on? I watched a video earlier saying that the downside of doing this is it could risk yourself of getting banned from the game or just couldn't work. Have you tried any games that has an Anti Cheat on it? If possible, before I switch up to Linux on my Gaming PC, could you give me some feedbacks if you run a game like Valorant and Dota 2. Thanks A lot! (Edit: Also, what about the CPU? Does it affect the performance during the game?)

I have a similar setup with AMD iGPU + AMD dGPU. I did have an Intel + NVidia setup before, but got rid of both when it was time to upgrade the GPU. How do you find the looking-glass performance hit? I have an ultra-wide and the performance hit is very noticeable plus there is a lot of tearing. Basically playing the one game I use my VM for is useless with looking-glass. It's super handy to launch the game with looking-glass though and then switch to the VM display when the game is running. Have to give that looking-glass OBS thing a try some time.

bro! your videos are the most informative and easiest to understand. i'll be using these videos as a teaching aid to help my son learn computers