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Yep in title. Have a kvm windows 10 box, and a virtual box same specs, but kvm, supposedly good for gaming, is slower. I havent launched a game in kvm, but wifi and os are already slower than vb. How do i fix it?all virtualzation settings are on in bios.
I installed kvm the gui way. Where, and how would i edit this, also I somewhat have 2 gpus on my host. Coffee lake graphics passing passing my p106 to host via prime rendering. Do i need a 2nd p106 to do this safely/ no ridk of bricking host? I tried bioshock 2 remastered, and its somewhat strange.
Windows in kvm uses "basic display adapter driver" so the gpu isnt near even fully used. (20% max) screen flashes in the kvm with game running. Since the gpu is simi-passedthrough, is there a way to make windows think its a 1060 without the driver or at least a high intel gpu controller so it'll use more of the p106? If itll see theres more power to use, id be perfect.
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