Closed rikka0w0 closed 1 year ago
It's not, the GPU is not actually given to the VM at all. The host OS maintains full ownership of the GPU.
On Sun, 24 Sept 2023, 13:56 Rikka0_0小六花, @.***> wrote:
Im wondering if it is possible to let the vm output its graphics directly to a physical screen via a physical DisplayPort/HDMI on my graphics card.
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I see, that's true. I need to connect the monitor to the graphic card, set to "extend" on the host machine, then run Parsec on both the host and the VM to stream the graphics.
Im wondering if it is possible to let the vm output its graphics directly to a physical screen via a physical DisplayPort/HDMI on my graphics card.