So I want to use an egpu and pass it trough to a windows vm. Is this possible? If yes, which windows version should I use? I have no idea which windows version is the best for games and 3d modeling in terms of performance.
So I want to use an egpu and pass it trough to a windows vm. Is this possible? If yes...
Logan Stewart
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Christopher Long
Shoulda bought a RoG... and btw why use linux -.-
Juan Robinson
>why use linux
>clearly windows vista
This site has an age requirement.
Brody Peterson
This is why you buy a Macbook.
Jose White
Hudson Reyes
that's 7
Tyler Smith
>you buy a MacBook so that you can do an EGPU passthrough
???
Colton Moore
Yes, wh else would you buy one?
Benjamin Long
Yes, and you'll want to use Windows 10 for the best performance, sadly.
Jordan Myers
>in terms of performance
there would be a considerable amount of input lag
Evan Cook
newb
Anthony Long
It's gonna be shit. Just get a desktop computer.
Get out, underage b&.
Daniel Gonzalez
vista doesn't have a dedicated aero peek
Daniel Hall
Is possible to put a GPU in a laptop?
Wyatt Davis
1. Yes, but you'll need a second monitor or a different output
2. windows 7 without updates
Aaron Hughes
mxm slot
Christopher Powell
This
Thunderbolt is basically external PCIe
It's possible, if you have external PCIe cabling (i.e. Thunderbolt)
Ryder Russell
>only MACs have Thunderbolt
Are you retarded?
Luis Kelly
Nice quote, too bad you're not quoting me or anything I actually said though.
Nicholas Moore
I was assuming that you are since both posts are in favor of buying garbage-tier hardware just because muh Thunderbolt
Brayden Gutierrez
Show me a good laptop with a tb3.0 port. I've been looking for one but can't find shit except for some retarded expensive shit which is damn near the point I might in fact as well get a mac (which would come with 3x as many ports).
Logan Williams
Windows 10 has the best driver, game and hardware support.
So go for LTSB.
GPU passthrough is shit though. Enjoy your shit.
Michael Parker
t. literally paid pajeet.
Kevin Young
First of all I wasn’t. Secondly, that poster didn’t say that only MacBooks have them, only that they do have them.
Daniel Martinez
i see the future, anons... it is beautiful
Hudson Reed
There's plenty of laptops with PCIE on board which have extenders for x16.
Stop being a useless troll.
Carter Scott
as long as your IOMMU isn't fucked you should be fine
7 pro or 10 N LTSB,
Ethan Bennett
System76 Galaga Pro. It's a Clevo but I don't know what the model number is. It has plenty of I/O besides the thunderbolt 3 too. afaik it's 4 lanes pcie. You can also use adapters for pretty much any laptop pcie port, like m.2, mPCIe. The one that leaves the laptop somewhat still portable is EXP GDC, you'll have a cable sticking out though. But I've seen people cramming it inside dvd slot so it doesn't look weird.