4000μs-16000μs here, its terrible.
Tried whats said on
https://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=43126.15
Its a bit better with this:
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I tried /isolcpus/ but it did not yield visible benefits. /ndis.sys/ is
big offender here but i dont reall
I only half-managed to pass-though geforce 960m. got it to not display
any errors in device manager but it still did not work. However even if
you get it working ask yourself how you gonna use it. I am not aware of
laptop display being able to switch between graphics processors at will.
On 2015.12
Hey guys,
does anyone know, if the new Notebooks with desktop gpu's will work? I
want to buy one with a i7-6700K and a GTX 980.
http://www.mysn.de/xmg-ultimate-gaming-notebooks/xmg-u726
The CPU has VT-D and VT-X spupport and the GPU should work too.
OK, I'll have a try, thank you :)
2015-12-28 17:54 GMT+08:00 Karsten Elfenbein :
> It just hands the layout of your CPU to the guest. So apps can decide
> on threading.
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> Pinning the CPU to avoid CPU 0 and 4 will reduce the performance a bit
> as a complete physical core is reserved for the hos
It just hands the layout of your CPU to the guest. So apps can decide
on threading.
Pinning the CPU to avoid CPU 0 and 4 will reduce the performance a bit
as a complete physical core is reserved for the host OS.
There are faster Desktop CPUs to compensate if needed but dual Xeon
that can keep up i
Oh! there is one thing.
If topology set as whole threads as sockets, how will it happened on
performance?
As I known, Windows Task Manager will show only 2 CPU usage bar if set as
whole sockets.
2015-12-28 18:02 GMT+08:00 Eddie Yen :
> OK, I'll have a try, thank you :)
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Hi,
that looks good. Processors 0 and 4 are not used in pinning and remain
on the host OS. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyper-threading
Basically as soon as you load one OS CPU on a physical core the other
HT core will be able to perform a lot less stuff.
This should provide the guest some detai
Right, it used to work, somehow didnt this time. With a bit of tinkering
i remembered vmware used to have similar issue. Solution was to set
LSI_SAS driver on "boot start". I did the same to virtio disk driver and
then it worked. Yay..
On 2015.12.28 11:20, Karsten Elfenbein wrote:
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Hi,
I had the same issue after upgrading to win10.
I kept the boot disk on ATA/IDE and added an other disk with virtio.
Then I installed the windows 10 virtio drivers for the second disk.
(latest virtio-win.iso should have those)
With that in place I could switch back to virtio for my boot disk.
This should provide the guest some details of the provided vCPUs:
I tested this method before, using the 4820K.
The result I got is the performance not get better that set whole threads
as cores when tested 3DMark.
But I didn't pinning 0 and 4 thread to host.
I'll test it again soon.
2015-12-
I bumped into this strange issue - i can no longer boot windows guest
from VirtIO disk. Windows logo shows up briefly and then it throws
INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE error. Switching disk to IDE works. Interesting
part is that i actually have installed virtio drivers and virtio disks
added after VM is
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