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CentOS VM with GPU Passthrough

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Hello all, 

 

I am running Unraid 6 and have successfully passed through a 1080TI, USB1 Controller, and Unassigned SSD1 using Windows 10. 

 

I am having troubles with setting up a CentOS7 VM with passthrough for 1060, USB2 Controller, and Unassigned SSD2. I can install and log into the VM using SeaBios or OVMF. I can perform normal actions within the VM but when I try to watch a video in a browser it stutters and then the VM becomes non responsive. 

 

Items I have tried that will allow me to log in but still stutters/lags. Baremetal works perfectly fine. 

 

Used the 1080ti, USB1 controller, and  Unassigned SSD1. - Installs and lets me log in successfully. Still stutters. 

Passed the ROM file. 

Installed the Nvidia drivers and disabled nouvaeu. 

Installed and logged in via VNC. Still stutters. 

 

It has 8 cores and 16GBs of ram that is not shared across other VMs. So plenty of power. 

 

But no matter what configuration I try I experience video lag. I see that VirtualBox has Guest Additions. 

 

Is there additional virtual drivers I should be installing after the VM is up?

 

My next steps is to run some performance tools like Netperf, Iometer, or passmark. But was hoping I was missing an easy step. I was expecting Linux to be the easier of the two VM builds. 

 

Thanks!

 

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Well, not sure why but the source of the problem is the passing through the HDMI Audio. If I remove the HDMI audio passthrough and just pass through the GPU video all works well. I am ok with that since I will be passing in USB speakers anyways. Will look into it more at some other time. 

 

I now have successfully built a Win10 and CentOS VM with passthrough. Fun stuff and no FPS loss. 

Thanks all, 

 

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