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GPU Passthroug yes, but

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Hello,

I start by detailing my configuration:

 

unRAID 6.3.5 Pro with :

 

                           MB : ASRock X99M Extreme4
                          CPU : i7-5820K CPU @ 3.30GHz (6 cores / 12Threads)
                         RAM : 64 GB DDR4
                        GPUs : 1 x NVidia GTX 970 & 1 x ATI Radeon RX 480

 

I wish I could use the 2 video cards in my VMs simultaneously.

 

I tried several tutorials dedicated to that but if one works normally (normal is the second card), the primary display goes black and nothing happens.

 

I tried the card Radeon RX 480 in primary then the GTX 970 (and even a 750 Ti), nothing to do.

 

Is it possible to boot aRAID without any video output so that it does not interfere in the primary display?

 

My motherboard has 3 PCI-E ports but the last one is used by an 8 ports SATAIII controller so I can not release it.

 

Is it my graphics cards that are not fully compatible? If not, what are the most appropriate graphics cards? (GeForce of preference)

 

Thanks in advance

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 the primary display goes black and nothing happens.

 

That sounds like you need to dump your GTX970 video bios to a file and then added it to your VM's config file. Check out: this thread on, "How to pass through an NVIDIA GPU as primary or only gpu..."   I recommend trying to dump your own video bios, rather then using provided links in the thread (for best functionality/compatibility). 

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already tried ... Black screen :(

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