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  1. Network dropout with passed through GPU in Windows 10 VMf

    jgearheart posted a topic in VM Engine (KVM)
    So looking at switching from Truenas to Unraid and I'm currently running my trial period and loving it with one caveat. I have a Windows 10 VM running and have successfully passed through a 1060 card. Everything boots and runs great for a few hours. After a few hours, however, network accessibility seems to drop from the VM. It can't be accessed via Chrome RDP or Splashtop. If I use the Virtual graphics mode, everything stays stable and I don't experience the dropout. I've tried using using br0 and virbr0 as well as the different network models, but as long as the card is passed through, all experience the same dropout. I'm not experienced enough with this to really dig deep enough to troubleshoot and the VM log doesn't show any abnormality at the time of the dropout. Anyone have any ideas or experience with this?

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