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1 hour ago, jonp said:
I'm confused. The issue has resolved itself? The game is performing fine now? If so, there's no way that those clock speeds could be accurate while you're getting good in-game performance. Its likely a reporting error in the VM.
No, not itself i took some advice from reddit, i dumped my own vbios and then removed all the cores from the 1st CCX and just kept the VM on 2nd CCX with 1st CCX cores using as emulator pin and iothread and then i re did the whole VM configuration.
I am still monitoring, it is def better than before. But i do not want to pull the trigger so fast.
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14 hours ago, jonp said:
Curious if you try a different game if you have the same or different results.
For now the game is working fine....
However after u said it could be CPU issue.
The CPU usage in mhz in VM is so low, however on main server it is 4.3ghz locked (i have set it in bios).
Even at 100% CPU usage, the mhz is low, is it showing wrong reading?
PS: Core 0 does go upto 4.3ghz. but thats the only one.
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12 hours ago, ghost82 said:
I would also suggest to check latency inside the vm: check latencymon software.
You can then play with msi util (v2 or v3) and correct any possible irq conflict.
I already optimized the VM for latency.
Today i went ahead and did more optimization, it worked great for the first few hours, but then after like 4-5hrs, i start another game, and its a stutter mess, all over again.
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On 11/2/2021 at 12:29 AM, jonp said:
Unfortunately we do not have any 30-series GPUs for testing here, but we do see other users reporting success with this combination. I don't think your issue is the GPU. I think it is more likely tied to your Ryzen CPU. AMD CPUs have been notorious for causing weird performance oddities on random setups. Some users report everything working great, others have issues like you've described. The big things you need to try:
1) Disable all dockers, plugins, or any other custom 3rd party add-ons you have installed on your system and retest.
2) Did you properly isolate your CPUs for your VM? You can do this from Settings -> CPU Pinning page.
If you've already done those exact things and are still having poor performance, I'm not sure what else to suggest other than changing the CPU/mobo.
1 - Already done, i have formatted my whole unraid, and ran just my VM and it worked flawlessly.
2 - Yes, my last 6 cores are isolated and last 4 are alloted to VM.
I am so sick and tired of this whole experience for past 1yr.
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For past 1yr, i am struggling to get stable frames in game. If i boot windows directly then it works flawlessly i get steady locked frame but when playing in Unraid, it goes for the toss.
In Windows bare metal
When i start the game i get 59 fps locked (i have locked fps at 59) and it works great and smooth,
In Windows - Unraid VM
It all goes for a toss, the game starts with 20-40fps range, flactuating a lot, then going upto 59fps but when i move the game it stutters like crazy, the average frame rate remains 60 only but my 1% Low & Framrate Minimum suffers like crazy and gives bad experience.
I was so fed up that i formatted the whole unraid usb and started afresh.
Followed this guide - https://mathiashueber.com/performance-tweaks-gaming-on-virtual-machines/
But it still sucks.
Screenshots of Guardians of the Galaxy (I have tested in multiple games over past yr, all same issue).
I just don't get it whats wrong. I have tried 16 thread setup, 14thread, 12threads and now i am at 8 threads. My GPU is clearly not being used fully and the fact that it works fine in bare metal is screwing with me so bad. Pleas help.
All i want is stable performance and working game.
I reset the framee counter before the first screenshot.
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On 10/28/2021 at 11:21 PM, jonp said:
I think you are legitimately running out of memory. I don't see this as a "runaway issue". When you use hugepages for VMs, that memory is reserved for the VM even when its shut down. That is the one major downside to using hugepages: you cannot dynamically utilize that memory. In addition, beyond the memory assigned to the VMs you have, memory is also utilized by QEMU/KVM for emulating components for those VMs. That utilizes additional memory. So between the 20GB being assigned to your Windows VM via Hugepages, another 2.5GB for your Linux VM, that leaves you with less than 10GB remaining for all of your applications and the emulation required for your VMs as well as any additional overhead for filesystem operations (which can vary). I think you're butting up against the upper limits of your memory usage and should consider reducing your Windows VM to 16GB (along with the hugepages reservation you created).
All the best,
Jon
Thanks for the input Jon,
However there is literally no othe process running on my server, i literally turned off docker, and even in htop i can only see qemu only.
I did a full shutdown and disconnected the pc for a while and then started back, its much better now, but still missing ram.
total used free shared buff/cache available
Mem: 31Gi 28Gi 215Mi 685Mi 2.4Gi 1.6Gi
Swap: 11Gi 1.4Gi 10Gi
20G with VM and 2.5G static with linux.
Thats 22.5G, i still dont know where the rest 5.5G is, i cannot see anything. Even if i consider 2.4G in buff cache, i am still missing 3G of ram. Its much better now as i have 1.6G ram available. Atleast its smooth and operational.
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If i shut down my Windows VM, the ram still remains 99% full. Even after shutting down.
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For some reason, unraid is eating the ram like nothing and in turn turning off VM when underload. I have only 2 VM on the server and 6-7 docker (yes i know they need ram), but when i took the free -mh, i turned off the docker completely from the setting and then rebooted the unraid server.
This is fresh off the boot.
available only 433mb.
However i have 32gb ram of which 20gb is allocated to Windows VM & 2.5gb is allocated to linux VM. Thats 22.5gb, and yet it says 28gb is used.
This remains same weather i set the Windows VM to 20gb or 25gb. So something is clearly wrong here. Diagnostic attached too.
PS: in windows vm i am using hugepages.
My linux VM goes down the moment server runs out of ram to allocate.
Every 2.0s: free -mh Tower: Thu Oct 28 16:11:05 2021 total used free shared buff/cache available Mem: 31Gi 28Gi 644Mi 1.8Gi 1.9Gi 433Mi Swap: 0B 0B 0B
Attached pic of htop too.
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My latency according to LatencyMon is very high in KVM - https://prnt.sc/1tl752x 6438ms
However in baremetal it doesnt even cross 300ms
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PS: My driver says /boot/Zotac.RTX2070.8192.181019.rom
however it is 3080 driver, as i am running RTX3080, i was just too lazy to update the name as i had to do it from mobile (CPU does not have iGPU). So just changed the file name.
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I am facing stuttering in game, on Windows VM.
Currently was playing Kena Bridge of Spirits. In Windows VM, i get 56 fps (as i have it locked at 56 due to freesync), however my 1% lows are pretty freaking low, about 20-30fps, which really ruins the experience, and this happens in all the games, i was playing Deathloop yesterday and same.
When i switched to Bare metal (booted directly off the SSD), i get 56 locked, and my 1% lows arent going below 55, which is really really stable and crazy to see the difference.
Please help me.
I have attached my KVM config. and server config.
PS: No docker is running while i performed the test and the CPU was very stable in both conditions. I roamed only at a specific location to do the test and it was identical.
I am facing this issue from day one, and was just making it work somehow, but it is really jaring.
Also i noticed some flicking of the screen too while gaming (could be freesync flickering?) which i (as far as i remember), did not see in baremetal.
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I am trying to install https://github.com/cupcakearmy/cryptgeon in my home server so that i can have privnote style website hosted on my home network in order to use it everywhere.
But i cannot figure how to set it right, i only know how to setup the ports, but other than that i am clueless, any help?
# docker-compose.yml version: '3.7' services: memcached: image: memcached:1-alpine entrypoint: memcached -m 128 # Limit to 128 MB Ram, customize at free will. app: image: cupcakearmy/cryptgeon:latest depends_on: - memcache ports: - 80:5000 -
1 minute ago, AntaresUK said:
So far, with passing through a nvme this is as close to bare metal as i have been able to reach
Did you trying pinning?
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On 9/24/2020 at 1:05 AM, AntaresUK said:
Finally figured out what was causing the stutter. I had an all core overclock to 4.2ghz. Once this was taken off and MSI interrupts added no more stutter. I even was able to play DOS EE with g-sync on for the first time on unraid
Oh happy day. Thought Id post the solution here in case anyone else is facing the same issue.
No overclock, MSI interrupts, g-sync on and triple buffering = happy gamer finally
So disabling overclock fixes it?
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On 6/11/2020 at 3:29 PM, JamesAdams said:
i found the solution i edit my network for that
<network ipv6='yes'> <name>lab-network</name> <uuid>9076910b-63df-470f-862a-606414dd750a</uuid> <bridge name='virbr1' stp='on' delay='0'/> <mac address='52:54:00:a7:8f:4b'/> <ip address='192.168.0.0' netmask='255.255.255.0'> <dhcp> <range start='192.168.0.11' end='192.168.0.20'/> </dhcp> </ip> <route address='192.168.0.0' prefix='24' gateway='192.168.0.10'/> </network>
Can you tell me which file you edited?
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On 12/20/2020 at 3:09 PM, itimpi said:
Have you checked that SSH to Unraid is working locally to Unraid? Is SSH configured to be available under Settings => Management Access? There is nothing in Unraid that should block SSH if it is enabled in the first place.
I have fixed it. The problem was my Unraid was using other nic as primary IP, and not the one i have external ip of.
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I recently got static Ip from my ISP and i have windows VM running. I setup SSH on windows VM and port forwarded the port and was able to connect from that IP and port and it worked just fine. however if i forward it to unraid IP, it just doesn't connect, as if unraid has some firewall that's stopping but i am unable to find it, can anyone help?
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Hello,
I have x570 board with 2 NIC & Windows VM running in Unraid,
I want to connect my 2 ISP onto one.
1 is 100mbps & other is 200mbps. Want to combine them to 300mbps and use it as redundant.
Is there anyway to do this?
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7 hours ago, trurl said:
Maybe he means his internet service only provides 100mbps. Combining NICs won't help with that.
Yes, 2 different ISPs. How can i do that?
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36 minutes ago, TheBlueKingLP said:
What is the model of device that has the 100mbps portsIt has 1gbps Intel & 2.5gbps Realtek.
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38 minutes ago, j44rs4 said:
By editing your network settings and Enable bonding.
Then you can change to what bonding mode you want through Bonding Mode.
Next, add you second card to your interface under "Bonding members..."
You will have to stop your Array to make changes to your network configuration.
I will try this.
21 minutes ago, TheBlueKingLP said:What is providing the 100mbps ports?
Sorry?
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I have 2 nics and 2 - 100mbps ports, i wanted to blend them together so that i can make it 200mbps. And in case 1 nnetwork is down, other can still give me 100mbps.
Is there anyway to do it? Any docker or plugin? or directly within unraid?
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I had a query, I have netgear router,
And netgear does not support VPN.
So was wondering if there is any way that I can use my existing unraid server which is connected to the same router and someone con figure it to run on nordvpn?
Oh happy day.
100% SSD Usage within VM
in VM Engine (KVM)
Posted
Hi,
I recently upgraded my CPU, MOBO, RAM & GPU.
3700x -> 7950x
64GB DDR4 -> 64GB DDR5
x570 Strix e -> x670e Steel Legend
RTX 3080 -> RTX 4090
And at the same time i upgraded my Unraid too (because i thought it is a genius idea).
I moved my existing NVMe to this one and all is fine, except this 1 issue.
So I have 3 SSDs
500gb SSD 870 Samsung Sata - MY OS
1TB 970 Samsung nvme - Games
1TB Kingston nvme - Games and STEAM
ISSUE : Now the issue i am facing is that EVERY SSD is fine, except the Kingston one, It also works fine until i start extracting something using WinRAR or Steam extract somegame or something, it becomes 100% active with 0kb/s write & read.
If i reboot the VM, it will be 0% and normal, but any intensive work for even a second, it goes to 100%. It might look like the SSD is dying, but here is the catch, if i boot my VM in baremetal (i am bypassing my OS, and both nvmes) mode i.e. directly into Windows instead of Unraid, not a single issue with the SSD, i did a month long experiement in Bare metal mode, and tried everything, it just takes it like a champ, but when in unraid, it just dies at 100% and i cannot even open a drive without waiting like 10m.
Diagnostics & VM Config attached.
tower-diagnostics-20221222-2114.zip