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Seems like XE graphics are setting SRIOV support since kernel 6.1.7, any estimated time for Unraid to update? https://github.com/intel/linux-intel-lts/issues/33#issuecomment-3116317907

Quick question, What is the latest processor that supports this plugin? According to Intel, 13th gen (Raptor Lake), 14th gen (Raptor Lake Refresh), and ultra 2 series (Arrow Lake) all supports SRIOV. Background: I am thinking about upgrading from 12700k to 265K as current motherboard can't support more ram. If Arrow Lake is currently unsupported due to driver or kernel issue, where can I find the source so I can check progress myself? Thanks in advance

This is exactly the reason I brought 4070ti super instead of 4070 super, but it seems like nvidia has some driver scheduling issue that despite encoding usage < 80% from task manager, I still get frame pacing issue that creates constant micro stutter. It happens with my tesla p100 as well, I guess even the latest nvenc are not designed for high framerate multistream encoding.

Thanks for the reply. I have been trying debugging this in the past days and got no luck. The unraid rig runs as a headless server for cloud gaming using Parsec. My nvidia GPU will drop frame when streaming Parsec and recording OBS at the same time, but at least I can switch between <feature policy='disable' name='hypervisor'/> with a reboot. Right now, I might just use the cloud gaming client to record my sessions.

Issue: iGPU show code 43 error after enabling <feature policy='disable' name='hypervisor'/> in xml file System: Unraid 6.12.11, Windows 11 23h2 i5-13500 with b660 motherboard (enabled both iGPU and dGPU) 1st GPU: RTX 4070ti super (Primary, with display attached) 2nd GPU: Intel UHD 770 (Only used for codec) Description: It worked perfectly until I need to hide VM status on windows to play certain games that detect VM. I followed this guide https://forums.unraid.net/topic/127639-easy-anti-cheat-launch-error-cannot-run-under-virtual-machine/ However, as soon as I add <feature policy='disable' name='hypervisor'/>, iGPU disappear from task manager, show code 43, and can not be used anymore. I use iGPU for OBS video capture encoding, and the primary nvidia gpu is not affected and still work. Things I tried: 1. Disable and re-enable iGPU stop code 43 on device manager, but iGPU still won't show on task manager and I can not use the iGPU. Do a restart, and code 43 will appear again. 2. Change to a different vGPU (02.3 to 02.4) does not work 3. Delete <feature policy='disable' name='hypervisor'/> from xml will allow iGPU to work again, but I need that line. 4. Upgrading intel gpu driver from windows update does not resolve it 5. I don't see any error on vm log 6. Updating unraid from 6.12.10 to 11 does not resolve it.

Can confirm it is still not working, Hyper-v only works with CPU passthrough even the Hyper-V option is enabled in vm setting.

I'm getting relatively high disk response time / latency. Using zvol method (not fileIO) on single zfs 16TB HDD over 1G ethernet. The connection speed is around 100mb/s, which is expected, but when copying steam games from local drive shows high latency jumping between 200~2000ms and mostly stay around 1500-2000ms. I don't know if this is normal and haven't tested SSD performance. Update: Tried coping video file and latency rests at consistent 500ms, but can it be further reduced?