Hi, I need help. I'm attempting to pass a GPU to a Windows VM over Thunderbolt 3. I've tested with various hardware, including:
Dell XPS 13 9350 Intel Skullcanyon NUC NVIDIA GTX 970 NVIDIA GTX 760 ATI RX 470 My write up is here, currently: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wd_9URChNkBv8Zw3Dn3Jtx1utVxcgjH_7fnHdUfVahk/edit?usp=sharing Basically it sort of works. When I boot the VM, I can run one graphically intensive application once, and every subsequent application starts to tear, create, artifacts, and the NVIDIA driver will crash after some time, even on the desktop. Changing the Windows TDR registry value to 10 will prevent the NVIDIA driver from crashing, but applications will still tear and become unresponsive. I'm thinking that it has to do with the fact that I'm passing the VM the GPU and HD audio devices instead of the Thunderbolt 3 controller. Therefore, the VM thinks these are PCIe devices connected to a normal PCIe bridge and isn't utilizing any Thunderbolt 3 specific drivers. Does anyone have any input? Thanks!
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