Tinlad

Yep, just spent two hours trying to figure out why I lost all external DNS after updating before discovering this. My new, working, config.gateway.json looks like this: { "service": { "dns": { "forwarding": { "options": [ "rebind-domain-ok=/unraid.net/", "all-servers", "cname=unifi.mydomain,unifi.local,unifi", "server=1.1.1.1", "server=1.0.0.1" ] } } } }

As previously mentioned in this thread, I have this hardware providing passthrough. If I remember correctly, VT-d and VT-x are separate entries in the BIOS. They're in completely different sections though - one is in 'System Agent' and the other in 'CPU' settings.

I'm not using the Q25 (I'm not the OP, sorry if my post made it seem like I was!) - I'm using a Fractal Design Node 304. I chose the 750 Ti specifically for its compact dimensions (<7" long) and low TDP - it gets all its power from the PCIe slot without an additional cable and runs very cool and quiet. It fits in the case with lots of room to spare. I'd expect it to work very well in the Q25 too. I have the VM running Steam with In-Home Streaming enabled, so I can play on my laptop with the server doing all the hard work!

Posting this here just as a record, as I couldn't find a definite answer elsewhere: I've got the H87I-Plus paired with an i5 4570S (which is VT-d capable, unlike the i3 being discussed here) and can confirm that device passthrough works with this motherboard. Currently passing a 750ti through to a Windows 8.1 VM on 6.0-rc5. I couldn't find any clear information online on whether it would work with the H87 chipset (and this board specifically, despite VT-d appearing in the BIOS), so I just wanted to get this information online for anyone in the same position in the future! Sorry if there's a more appropriate place for it.