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  1. schmunkel98
    So are you okay with the re-allocating of the CPU cores when 1 user is active versus 2, or is this a bad practice as well? I know the idea is to get a beefy CPU where missing even half the cores is still plenty for gaming.
  2. schmunkel98
    I highly doubt I will find anyone as it has been hard enough to dig deep enough for good answers thus far. Don't blow anything up, but I would be curious to see your thoughts on that setup as you know more about this than anyone I have talked to so far.
  3. schmunkel98
    This is still a hypothetical setup at this point, but I was curious about all of the limits of it. It is just a matter of it it is worth it to do something like this versus having 2 machines as you are only really saving on an extra case, PSU, and CPU without having the benefit of being able to use the second card when a 2nd user is not there. I would be curious to talk to anyone that is using this kind of a setup to see what they think after having it long term.
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    Just watched this video again, and I am getting some conflicting answers in different forums. Can you shut down each VM individually and reallocate the resources (CPU cores and GPU's) to change from a solo user config to a 2 person(or more) config without reformatting? This would be the only way I would consider this type of setup as it allows scaling depending on how many people need to use it. For example, if only I was using the computer I could have all of the CPU cores and even multiple GPU's at my disposal. However, if a second user wanted to hop on, then I could allocate them CPU cores and a GPU. Hopefully this could be done without a reboot or complete reconfigure. Anyone tried this or know if all or part of this is possible?
  5. schmunkel98
    Just watched this video again, and I am getting some conflicting answers in different forums. Can you shut down each VM individually and reallocate the resources (CPU cores and GPU's) to change from a solo user config to a 2 person config without reformatting? This would be the only way I would consider this as it allows scaling depending on how many people need to use it.
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