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jamesstringerparsec / Easy-GPU-PV

A Project dedicated to making GPU Partitioning on Windows easier!
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GPU Driver Fail (Code 43) on IvyBridge with GTX1060 - Win10 #116

Open jabza opened 2 years ago

jabza commented 2 years ago

Hi,

I've been trying to get setup on an IvyBridge i5 3570k with a GTX 1060. Windows 10 PRO (10.0.19043 Build 19043).

The first error I ran into was the MMIO capacity one (due to old CPU) (https://github.com/jamesstringerparsec/Easy-GPU-PV/issues/40)

This was fixed by setting the max down from 32GB to 512MB. Although I'm unsure what side-effects this will cause.

After that the VM boots, but clearly in device manager the GTX 1060 is showing with the warning symbol, code 43. I've noticed on Host that there is no change to Display Adapters, not sure if there's more ways to check how things are going wrong?

I've tried the following:

Wondering if this might be a lost cause due to older hardware.

Any thoughts on this would be much appreciated.

mirobartovic commented 2 years ago

Unfortunately you need a new MB+CPU. I had an old Ivy Bridge PC (Z68, i7-3770, GTX 1060) and spent days trying to solve the Code 43 error with no luck. When I bought a new PC (B550, R9 5900X and the same GTX 1060), GPU-P works like a charm. Also found another guy on Reddit who had the same problem with Ivy Bridge, later they upgraded to Zen 2 or 3 (don't remember) and had no problems since.

Flamity commented 2 years ago

I have the same issue. Is there really no way software could fix this @mirobartovic? I'm getting new parts soon anyways but I'd really like to test the waters sooner than later..

mirobartovic commented 2 years ago

@Flamity I'm not a developer of Easy-GPU-PV. If you want to test GPU-P, try running Windows Sandbox. It's automatically configured there and it's the only officially supported use of GPU-P. But the Sandbox VM is wiped at shutdown. Maybe GPU-P works there even on old HW. That would mean it's really a SW problem, but I don't think anyone will look into it.

slayermaster commented 2 years ago

@mirobartovic I have Z77, i7-3770,1070. I tried Windows Sandbox with vGPU enabled and GPU-P works without problem. Benchmark ran almost as fast as host. I tried tinkering on Powershell about Hyper-V settings with no good results. It just won't work on Hyper-V VMs.

mirobartovic commented 2 years ago

@slayermaster that was also my experience on Z68+i73770+GTX1060. GPU-P worked in Sandbox, but not in Hyper-V.