Turning 1 RTX 4090 Into 32 GPUs...
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Hello guys and gals, it's me Mutahar again! This time we take a look at the RTX 4090 and what appears to be a mechanism for virtualization your entire graphics card that should have been reserved for the big companies, but you can do it now too! How? Let's find out!
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dam these bots do be quick
@@erosrubico9601 ikr
Quickest bots in the west.
I have your ip and address muta dm me I you want it
wasn't your last video talking smack about vpns
Muta buying the 4090 and taking an L so the rest of us dont have to..what a hero ❤️
GamersNexus and such said its awesome and uses a lot of juice, but for bang for buck the value is better off getting the 3090 souped up card. Prices are back down to normal now.
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@@dertythegrower And even then, a 3080ti is essentially the same card as the 3090 if you're just gaming. Only real difference is that VRAM.
@@dertythegrower Nah dude, I got a 3090 at launch for $1500 and I gotta say 4090's are definitely worth the price. I have problems with a lot of games at 4k trying to hit 120Hz. Shit, even most games that aren't well optimized don't stay at 120 at 1440p. You can also put the power usage down to 60% and only lose 10-15% performance.
@@donnyboi1990 bruh i get 110 to 120 at 1440p ultra using a 3080
Solution.
To Use Anti-Cheat on a VM set Rules on your VM and it will bypass it and you can play any-game.
🫡
but how though
Tutorial?
Not if the games have kernel-level anti-cheat. That's why some modern games simply refuse to run
@@xero9243 i simply ignore that game . not worth the risk. game developers are able to inject virus or even steal data without us realizing anything at all.
muta is like the cool uncle who just teaches you how to do the most useless shit ever
Like how to install Hyper-V
God my favorite type of shit is the useless kind. Especially when taught by MUTA
Mutas VMs is all i am here for.
this is not useless in the slightest
It's not actually useless, like for example you can do multiboxing in some MMOs that won't let you launch multiple clients on one host OS.
All on a single GPU.
Even though I will never actually do this kind of stuff, it is always fun to watch.
same.
@YeaMan No.
Fr, I understood maybe 5% of this video, I just like watching and listening to muta LMAO
@@YourWifesBoyfriendHoesame but it's cause basically i dont have a basic understand on the techincalities muta's doing (like the vm confugiration and powershell scripting) this is not something a normal person would've know
Muta and his virtual machines is like Thanos and his infinity stones
@YeaMan The music on my paige is better than YeaMan lol
It’s all fun and games until he upgrades from a virtual machine to a time machine
@Sand oh no
@@sand2358 LMFAOOO
@YeaMan the shit an antimasker says is more believable then that statement
5 years later my 1070 is still going strong. These prices are getting insane so hope it still holds on for a while
same with my 1060 except that it's one of those small ones with 1 fan, i wish i didnt buy a single fan one, it gets really warm when playing some games.
As a man who used to play using a 1060 ti, I salute you friend
same bro
@@ternsenzen As a laptop user, my GPU and CPU are consistently fire hazards lmao. My 2070 only really gets as high as 86/86 Celsius, but my processor averages 90-100 Celsius every game. If anyone is curious, it's the Dell G7, 4K 120hz screen, I7-10750h, RTX2070 Super. I remember contacting Dell Support the first week I got it about the temps, and their response was basically "Oh yah that's fine"
@@ThisBeMayheM I have a m14 or something like that from ROG. ryzen 9 5600x and rtx 3060 8gb; hits around 50-60 on the GPU running MW2 on High, and 95 constant for my cpu. Everything is listed in celsius. Temps are normals for laptops due to the limited space, heat is insulated in the computer so temps are going to be higher than a desktop. Remove the internals from your laptop and place them on a little doc, boom temps are normal and you basically have a desktop with no case. The biggest loss with doing that is no monitor for the laptop.
"I'm off my medication and now we're gonna talk about virtual machines."
Welcome back Muta.
MUTA: Passes GPU through to Windows VM on Linux, then splits that passes GPU into pieces to give them to virtual machines running under the Windows virtual machine on Linux.
Muta gave his computer DID. lol
Is this really a windows guest, beneath linux or simply a host? it'd be really nice if it was possible in the case where windows is already a guest.
@@asunavk69 linux on the host, running a virtual machine with graphics card passed through to the windows guest, which then runs GPU-P under Hyper-V on the windows guest, using para-virtualization to virtualize further layers.
@@msinfo32 i see, was about to try it some time ago, but windows as a guest crept performance on my hardware after enabling hyper-v(nested virtualization) by alot mb will check that out.
@@asunavk69 very weird, was nested virtualization enabled
Yknow I just thought of something that could be cool and practical for more people. Using VMs and spreading it out throughout the house for the family, like having a VM for the living room, for kids rooms, for whichever rooms, all from one system like this in some way would be really sick
This is what Linus Tech TIps tried to do with 6 Editors 1 PC, it failed in the end, but you might like it!
@@arnavprabhu5853 how did it fail.
This is what business do regularly lol.
You could but that's extra work on whomever is managing the hypervisor hosting all those vms.
As I'm sure there will be constant issues arising with programs trying to ne installed...resource usage and performance.
@@CMan-x7k lets just say he used 1 CPU and 6 GPUs when support for passing through separate GPUs to virtualized CPU Threads was a hoot and time consuming. Lest we forget that for his use case (6 editors of 1 PC Box) it would just be cheaper and less time consuming to build 6 different PCs. Muta’s case is simple as its just virtualizing 1 CPU and GPU.
This is actually fairly easy to do. You set up a Proxmox/ESXI server and spin up some hypervisors and then connect to them using a dummy terminal using something a VNC client to connect to the virtual machines. Personally I wouldn't recommend it for home use but feel free to try it.
I won’t ever do this, but I love that you are documenting its process and hope this stays up 🏴☠️🌚
mutas dedication for his videos is so high that he moved back to his old house just for a sponsor, what a legend
Muta should make a channel dedicated to vms
I would watch
i hate these damn bots
@@ZeroFusion28 ?
@@ZeroFusion28 pretty sure this isn't a bot. They're talking about vms (virtual machines) which is kind of a running gag for Mutahar bc he absolutely sucks them off
You mean his old main channel vids?
He already did, it's called SomeOrdinaryGamers
I love the new camera angle. Makes the energy in the room more serious about the topics you discuss. I really can't explain why or how
Will I ever use this? Probably not. Will I save this video and show it to my coworkers in the technology department? Yes.
Will I try to convince the department head to let me slot my 3060 into one of our servers? You’re damn right I will
Unforunately, you probably would break some sort of EULA by doing that with a consumer GPU. Also if your servers are hosting a hypervisor you likely run into licensing issues from vmware / etc by adding a GPU.
@@Lolatyou332 lol managed to get it working with my home server running 2016 data center. Had to have an external PSU though
I’ll stick with my 3070 for a while. I don’t even think I can fit that damn thing into my rig given how big it is lol.
Tbh 4090 is just an overkill. 30 series are still good and most games still regulate their gpu to 10 series.
I'm getting a RX 6700XT for 400$ upgrading from a RX580 8GB I got back in 2018
@YeaMan nah, can’t clickbait people into listening to your bad music bro
I tried to fit the RTX 4090 into my case. It broke the "window" in the tempered glass panel and made an oriel in the rear sheet metal only to fit its ass out there. Outrageous manners!
@@HanSolo__ >Buys a 3K card
>Doesn't buy a new case
>refuses to elaborate
im probaly one of the 2 people that actually followed this tutorial. As someone who is beginning to get into IT this is actually a good learning experience.
No linux sad
Dude this is sick. I have been looking for this for a while and I love the way you guided us through step by step. Very entertaining aswell, happy to have found this channel.
Huh, i could've sworn this video was going to be about running DLSS 3 on older cards, judging by the title.
lol if muta made a video on something like that then nvidia wouldn't let it last 1 hour up
The thing is with Parsec you're going to lose image clarity/quality since it will be streamed at certain bitrate with 4:2:0 chroma subsampling unless you use their WARP 4:4:4 thing they introduced.
Damn Muta, flexing on us with a Seamaster AND a 4090 jeez
@YeaMan proof?
@YeaMan Thanks for sharing, I will not be clicking on your channel. Cheers
So if someone has trouble doing this here is some help.
If you are on Windows 10 you need to type Get-VMPartitionableGPU instead of Get-VMHostPartitionableGPU
If you don't have folder nv_dispi.inf_amd64_* you just have to copy everything that's between nulhprs8.inf_amd64 and nvdimm.inf_amd64 (For example on RTX 2080 Super with Studio Driver there are two folders that you need to copy)
Did you get this working?
If Nvidia trys to sue you, it's all good, man! Just call Saul Goodman! 📞
Call Saul at 911
Or legal lee from sr 2 and sr 1
Cringe
If that fine gets bigger, call law firm named w-
Don't call saul, call Mike.
Me sitting with my 1660 looking at Muta setting this up like kindergarteners watch adults go to work.
I have gtx 260
@@sudoku.z 260 is a certified legend don’t let anybody tell you different
"...but I don't care because I'm off my meds and now we're gonna talk about virtual machines!"
Yes Muta more VM's!
omg- You won a lottery 0:
I used to do this, but back then you needed a separate GPU for each player. Exactly like Bisexual Billy, except older cards. As far as I know, GeForce does not support things like SR-IOV, which is needed for sharing a GPU among VMs. Only a few expensive GPUs have it. I didn't believe this was possible.
Muta needs to make more of these videos. They're so good.
I know. I'll never use this anyway, but still you learn something that will never be of use to me.
What kind of psu did you get for this? Fission , or fusion?
Ayee we going over Paravirtualization today? I use Hyper-V.... I love that you're doing the same thing I did months ago. The network stuff was the most finicky part for me. It can 'steal' the adapter from the host making it unusable without fixing. It was an odd scenario. LAST EDIT: It's great for gaming but if you are using Parsec for remote gaming some games will bug out with the mouse. For me it was necessary to use Parsec due to the bug happening in most fps games. Parsec devs say it's usually due to how the game itself implements cursor locking. Good that you mention keeping drivers the same between host and vm, the vm will still launch but it will be reduced performance until you fix them.
"Helloo00uu hOw is it going ladies and gentleman WOOHOO what if I told you that NVIDIA is not going to like this video NVIDIA might even wanna remove this video, but i don't care because i'm off my medications and now we're gonna talk about virtual machines and turning ONE OF THESE GRAPHICS CARDS into 32"
Actual graphics card duplication glitch, thank you Muta.
Muta bringing the nostalgia with the 360p. Guess you weren't kidding about Canadian ISPs and your upload problems.
@UCPdKILZcZNCJBn7BzKlNKfw no way bro you was selected on my giveaway also shortlisted.
weird how the name is way different bro
Looks like we were the early arrivals - now in crispy 1080.
You could try to use a riser cable and mount the other GPU vertical in the case under your Mainboard . Good video btw 🙂
If Nvidia wants to keep making this giant ass cards, I might just straight up move to custom water cooling my future builds. The 30 series is perfectly size and it going bigger than that is just ridiculous.
Like, water block and overclock for a gpu? Or liquid cooling the build in general? Do they make water blocks for the 30 series?
My Voodoo3 had perfect size...
@@chancepayne3013 ek, and a few others do make water blocks for most 30xx and 40xx cards
@@chancepayne3013 I am not a fan of graphics cards getting up to four slots so given Nvidia’s cards are only getting bigger I’m thinking of moving to just getting a water block. I don’t care about overclocking or anything but I care about the space in my case and room.
@@thetruestar6348 or you can just buy amd if you really don’t want to do it
I feel like this could be very useful for schools if set up correctly.
All the monitors running virtual from one pc.
Assuming the programs used across them all don't slow things down to much.
What you're describing is simply a Multiseat system. Linux by default supports that so long as you have different input controllers.
Always glad to see Jeff from CraftComputing getting some notice
been waiting for this video since he said he got a 4090 on Twitter, can't wait to see what crazy shit he does with it.
....goes on fake darknet hitman sites...
"Im off my medication and we're gonna talk about virtual machines"
would it be anything else?
I thought that you learned your lesson after advertising for NordVPN, man.
man, i really wanna know what's on that censored monitor.
This is so informative, can't wait to have a PC that I can use this info on.
Same here, learning all this stuff when I only have a refurbished laptop that almost fragged itself trying to run bluestacks.
Am i the only one that will never do any of that VM thing but still leaves the video playing in the background while doing something else?
Just don't bend your 12VHPR cable AT ALL. Or if you do, do it 35mm past the connector at least.
Or just keep a fire extinguisher near your Rig if not.
You: *breathes*
Nvidia: "prepare your lawyers, bud"
They would have to go after M$, they also have lawyers! 😆
Got here so early that the videos only option is 360p
I'm glad you covered this, the invasive anti-cheats keep me from playing some newer titles. I dual boot pop-os and windows, so I'm ok with hyper V.
Yeah they don't even solve the problem since cheaters have figured out how to make a robot that moves your keyboard and mouse for you so there is no defense against it.
luv it when you talk about something i dontunderstand keep it up
I wonder if this would work in a virtualized environment. Meaning, I wonder if you could run hyperv on Windows in a kvm virtual machine and split up a already passed-through graphics card.
possibly, but most likely not in the current state. Anyway i imagine that there would be a huge performance loss due to nested virt.
I am 90% sure that Muta used a kvm virtual machine in this video
@@ottoschmiz1341 Oh yeah? Does he have a history of faking shit like this?
@@mysterium364 you got something to back up your baseless accusation?
@@ottoschmiz1341 i rewatched the video and can tell you with 99% certainty a bare-metal windows 11 pro host is being used. You can see it by for example the apps/running processes as well as the network interfaces.
I wonder why his monitor is pixelated... Naughty Muta...
360p is defiantly a really great quallity
Its kinda funny that the most replayed part of the vedio is when sponsor thing is done
holy shit, muta shilling expressvpn, why
Someone's gotta foot the bill for that 4090
Instead of pressing 'n' and scrolling down to the files starting with nv, just type nv, and Explorer will automatically take you to the first file starting with NV :)
22:44 You don't need to run this after every driver update. I've gone through multiple driver updates with no issues.
Another you won a gift scammer in the comments. Wish UA-cam would do something about this plague of scammers.
some considerations:
- on the anticheat side - on the host system a cheat can hook into parsec and the anticheat in the vm would never know it exists. mitigation: hardware hardened execution environment - confidential compute(ie - intel sgx, amd sev), this way the vm's memory etc would run encrypted and isolated and the hypervisor wouldn't know what's happening inside. However this is an enterprise class feature not available on desktop cpus and hypervisor wise I don't know if this is available on windows 11. could be azure only, I don't speak from experience. Other hypervisors like Kvm and ESXi have it but for the former you need linux and the latter renders your host system completely unusable as a desktop. If however it could be made to work, I don't know the performance impact on hooking something like parsec or any other form of IO interaction with the vm. It could be detrimental to enabling a competitive FPS experience (lag, delay, etc). Overall complex and involves many actors in the market and is unlikely to be implemented anytime soon.
- End-user wise, having an open source anti cheat would put the user at ease with privacy and security concerns, but would also allow cheat developers to go around the anticheat. Don't know what mess this would create with having the anticheat kernel mode driver signed to be officially loaded and supported by the VM os. The code could be open but the bundled kernel-mode driver can't since it's signed and users will naturally be suspicious again. (is there a way around this ? Possibily, I don't know)
thus -> Bad result
- Third option is to have an open source anticheat that you can compile yourself if you wish but that works by artificial intelligence inference. A deep neural network can be trained to operate on multiple layers - process memory interference, framebuffer interference and/or possible overlays etc. It could be trained to automatically detect intrusions that should not happen over a process, ie - drawing visible or invisible overlays over enemies behind walls - wallhack detection, having the crosshair follow an enemy's head with a precision coeficient far greater than humanly possible - aimbot detection. All these can be inferred at very low performance cost on the host itself since most modern GPUs and CPUs have some sort of ai acceleration enabled. The only problem would be securing the trained model that the anticheat uses for inference since that could be tampered with by an expert so that the ai would fail to detect i.e. aimbots even when it's blatantly obvious. mitigation: cryptographically backed consensus and distribution of ML model, the anticheat company would have to have a network akin to cryptocurrencies for assuring proper and uncorrupted distribution of it's ml model. All clients in the network - the players - could automatically host one of these full crypto nodes and participate in consensus. A malevolent actor cannot compromise such a network especially now since we have proven mitigations for 51% attacks etc.
- this would work, if a company truly cares for a cheat free experience since it would detect even ridiculous scenarios where an actual robot would literally move the mouse and press the keys. All it needs is the proper training to ensure no false positives cause people to get banned. Also it would massively reduce the number of manually assessed cheat reports. Maybe someone will implement this.
I personally think doing this on Windows kind of defeats the purpose of a VM in the first place, as the reason why you would make one is for being able to play games privately and securely.
Speaking of VPNs, could you do a video on companies denying services to VPN users? Sounds like the main reason people use VPNs (watching Netflix in other countries) will soon be obsolete.
One month's rent? That's almost 3 months of my mortgage!
Anyone thinking about just doing this by following this video:
You'll likely either fail or break something.
Don't do this stuff without knowing what you're doing, why you're doing it it, and what the intended effect(s) of it are.
You can tell Mutah found something online, scripted a video out of it, and just ran a quick demo.
Keep that in mind if you're hoping to learn anything.
That is literally how everyone learns.
I was a system administrator for like 5 years before switching to a devOps Engineer.
Virtualization is super basic, everything he is doing can be reversed just by deleting the VMs and un-partitioning the GPU in powershell.
That's the beauty of VM's, most of the stuff he was doing was inside a VM so no matter how hard you break it, it doesn't affect your main system and you can spin a new VM up. I think the only thing he did in the Host was enabling HyperV and some other subsystems, but I'm not going to rewatch the video to confirm.
Hope to see a follow up on your solution on linux.
I've been trying to get this to work myself.
found some articles from yesterday claiming the sockets are melting due to overheating. Imagine paying 2k and having a fire in your system. Nvidia needs to get this fix asap
Would love to see a similar video being set up on a Linux host. Going back to running windows on my host machine doesn't sit well with me.
3:57
RTX 4090 - So I started Blastin'
Careful with those new plugs and adapters... they heat up and melt and might possibly catch fire.
Gave it a go on my 3900x, 64gb, and my old vega 56...with one vm, works fine. One note...i ended up using slightly different commands to get the same thing. I also wasn't 100% sure i was getting the right drivers, and ended up reinstalling the amd gpu drivers and just grabbed all the drivers that it installed...there are a lot more files with that...and i don't know that i needed them all. That said...two 56's show up in my win11pro vm (thats just how they show up...same thing in my base win10pro host). Haven't tried yet with win10 vm's, or multiple vm's...or nesting it deeper etc...
I thought Hyper-V was dying but this is looking pretty good! UEFI and TPM support kind of surprised me.
ah yes a smooth and crisp 360p
To get rid of some of the hassles of the drivers not being synced on update, you could make scheduled tasks to run on startup to copy the updated versions (if any, if not, don't do anything) into the folder, make that folder "Shared" on the local network with a user called NVD-SYNC (nvidia driver sync, I know my naming sucks), then a similar scheduled task to run on demand on startup on the VM to "pull" the driver files into the nvidia folder on the VMs.
After you've made that scheduled task to import on one machine, you can export it and then import it to ALL of the VMs.
Bonus points if you make a scheduled task to have all custom created tasks exported into a folder which you also sync with all the other VMs and import into (new task to import the tasks from the folder in which the job gets exported).
That way, whatever task you do on the host machine will get replicated on all VMs as soon as you boot them up.
Muta sharing his geniusness to us yet again.
Crazy how the 4090 came out 1 year ago
Keep up the great work!
Hey MKP Studios!! I love your videos!
"I'm off my medication"
Pls someone call Gfuel shock team or get him a Mountain Dew.
it's a good night when Muta uploads
Because of his censored monitor, I am enjoying pretending he's the friend that leaves hentai open even though friends are over and plays it off like it's normal and no big deal.
But if they decide to sue you.... You better call saul!
Just put "for educational purposes only" on any edgy video Ever
Protect Mutahar at all coast!
Just type NV when you're in file explorer it will take you to the first file that starts with NV instead of hitting the N key and scrolling.
ok i know that you know that vpns do nothing in thems of privacy, they just shift the burden of trust and i don't have any reason to trust vpn companies more than my isp. Not to say that there aren't use-cases for vpns but privacy is not one of them. You should maby make add-reads for vpns that let you choose what you can say to make it even remotely accurate.
Thats not entirely true. Your local ISP (in the US anyway) is required by law to keep logs. A VPN that's running with volatile memory is not storing anything, because the data is gone every time the cache is cleared, so even if the law or whoever tried to get your data, it wouldnt exist.
@@tonyvelasquez6776Ok I don't know about you but i'd not trust those claims from vpn companies especially if you do something illegal. There is no way to verify that a vpn is doing any of that stuff and vpns have an incentive to save logs. Pair that with the fact that vpns have a history of data breaches and that they straight up lie to customers. They aren't even open with the fact that you ultimately have to trust them.
Just create your own vpn if you do it for privacy.
@@gilgabro420 my point is that you're painting the entire industry with a broad brush and that's not reality.
You're entirely ignoring the nuances because you're parroting the super l33thax0r youtubers who told you that vpns are useless while ignoring the actual details.
There's a LOT more nuance to it than that. There are VPN companies who have a long history of ignoring subpoenas from US and European law enforcement because their servers are in a jurisdiction that has no formal agreement to abide by them.
Yes, a lot of the major vpn companies are BS, but there are some good ones with a solid and proven track record of data privacy and security and it's up to you to do the research.
You're suggesting to use a VPS instead because that's what the videos you heard have told you, but they overlook the fact that tracking you through a self hosted VPN is just as easy as through your ISP because you need to pay with a credit card to pay for the VPS in the first place, and if the VPS is registered in the US they are required by law to provide all data as well.
VPNs like Mulvad allow you to literally send them am envelope of cash, or pay with Monero, and don't even allow you to enter ANY PII besides an email address, which is on you to secure.
I haven't had a cease and desist letter from copyright holders since 2005 God of War PS2 since hitting up a VPN.
@@tonyvelasquez6776 I said nothing that is incorrect and I even said that there are legitimate use-cases. It's just that the whole industry just lies to there customers in an absurd way. I use a commercial vpn and one that i set up myself but i am not under the Illusion that i am anonymous. The only way to be anonymous is to use tor and the feds might even de-anonymise you then.
You might improve your privacy if you use common sense and are lucky but it could also backfire if you catch a honeypot. All of those people just install there vpn and log into there google Accounts while they think that they are anonymous hackers. :,D
Those vpn companies destroy tec literacy, lie to there customer and I am not supposed to say anything?
I really like these Computer Science and IT related vids from Muta. Much better than old normie clg professors of mine
I’d rather not be sued by them either 🤷🏼♂️
1 month's rent is 3,000 maple bucks?! That's actual insanity... it had better be a 3 bed/2 bath for that kind of money
I wouldn't worry about that, Nvidia's lawyers are busy getting their game plan ready for the class action lawsuit that's about to hit them after that adapter burns down some houses.
My phone can’t decide if this video is called
“I don’t want nvidia lawyers to sue me.”
Or
“Turing one graphics card into 32.”😂😂
Ayo I'm early
me too
me too :)
We
@@Mr.9H11 yes
Parsec is actually pretty shitty way to access your VM.
Me watching on a Samsung Galaxy tablet: "Yes, I'm watching this to feel like I belong and can afford any of the technology needed to do this. 😅"
Sadly Nvidia and AMD haven’t figured out how to run virtualized GPUs. Using GPU resources as part of VMs is a completely different process (which is what you are showing in this video). This method is restricted to run in real time only. Time stepping is a different method altogether, and is a way to “cheat around” non-real time processes. Still, it’s fun to see VMs used for gaming and is quite easy to setup. The main side effect is latency.
I use Proxmox and I kinda wish it was a mainstream feature. This is really cool.
I wouldn't change the execution policy like that, pass "-scope process" to limit to the current process of PowerShell
You can also pass all the set-vm commands on one line and it you want to get super fancy you can pass the results from the get command to the set command
Instead of that though just copy your code into a new tab and don't save the new tab, you can now run the code.
Mr Muta for navigating folders you can type in nv to get to the start of things that start with nv. I don't know what you will do with your saved seconds but the world is your oyster
I started leaning Linux, I'm so glad I did Muta I share the love for virtual machines...
Virtual machines are old as poop. Most things are going to serverless except for very specific use cases. Much easier to just load up a POD with your application than to have to manage a virtual machine, infrastructure can be defined in code now, storage can be hosted separately of the applications.
Muta is at it again, being a menace to big corp.
No wonder that man need to hide between 6 layers of virtual machines under a Vpn.
'I Paid for the Whole Graphics Card, I'm going to use The Whole Graphics Card"
Hi @SomeOrdinaryGamers, thank you for this great instructional and educational video.
As a native Linux user myself, I cannot stand to run windows natively on my host machine either.
It would be amazing if you can make a follow-up video to this exploring alternative options for getting vGPU functionality with RTX 4090 on linux based distros or even WSL2. I personally use NixOS myself and currently it seems this solution is not compatible for a native Linux based hypervisor.
2:00
"Graphic card... Graphics Card"
He's becoming self aware!
*watches video knowing full well I won't ever afford a $2000+ graphics card*
Me: write that down! Write that down!
In a test lab, this is ONLY video tutorial that worked on Windows Servers