You can run it from the same host that you are viewing it from. KVM works, and takes some setting up to do it. (There were embarrassing details to that.) Then it was. I admit that I didn't really understand that concept until I did it myself 7 years ago, and came to that reality. Of course it could always be headless, but you are wanting to see/use the VM from the same machine. So In practice, the Hypervisor host still has to have 'a video card' that it can use, other than that, to be able to display anything from the Host OS.

Once Assigned, then it is a dedicated device to either be shared/dedicated through the VM Guests. The host OS no longer can use it, except through a VM.

Y'all understand that when you assign a 'pass-through' device on a Type 1 Hypervisor, such as a GPU, that device is not a 'shared device' with the hypervisor's hosting system itself (in practice). And you understood how VGPU's and pass-through (IOMMU) works. I agree with #2 if you have only 1 machine to do it all and you didn't mind that it was going to run much slower than on metal. I have the free unlicensed version of Windows ready to be installed but if that's not going to work well, just let me know. So basically all I need to know is which VM would work best for this situation and are there any drivers or additional features that I'll need to add to my VM to get this working properly. I only like to use terminal commands to set things up when absolutely necessary. The only other thing I can think to add from here is that I'd prefer that this VM works through Virtual Machine Manager. My new host computer has 16GB of ram, a 1tb SSD Drive, an Intel Core i7 processor, and a GeForce RTX 2060 graphics card. We do not support Intel HD Graphics 4600 or lower.

Optimal: Users should not experience any performance issues.

Recommended: Users should experience no performance issues, though slowness may occur with large files.

Minimum: Requirements for application to function, users should expect slow performance, large files may cause crashing.

2GB of dedicated VRAM (GT 740 or greater)ĢGB of dedicated VRAM (Radeon 5870 or greater)ĤGB of dedicated VRAM (GTX 970 or greater)ĤGB of dedicated VRAM (Radeon RX 460 or greater)ĨGB of dedicated VRAM (GTX 1080 or greater)ĨGB of dedicated VRAM (Radeon RX 580 or greater)

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