MrDadosz

RX580 is better for 1080p gaming.

This method will use more resources than RDP and 2GB VRAM limit, because it's second system running in background. I don't need to have any drive protection more than windows permissions.

Hello. I'm splitting my PC for gaming with my friends. I'm using Windows 10 to split it into two separate accounts with RDP and Parsec installed on second account. It's working pretty good, but there's a problem with some games, that can't run in windowed mode. RDP has problems with finding maximum resolution and too high CPU usage (like 10%) regardless of settings. I don't want to use KVM because it requires more than 1 GPU and own one core to work. Is there any free software to do something like this?

Yes, my bad. RAM clocks would drop to 2133MHz. I thought I have to buy different card to pass-through it to virtual machine because same models would have the same IOMMU group. I saw that performance compared with normal system is around 95% so I thought that would work.

Yes, but the other computer would stand in the middle of the room or hang on the wall... That would cost 1400(CPU)+470(Mobo)+350(8GB of RAM)+700(used 1050ti)-600 for selling my current components = 2320zł ~= 677$ without monitor. New PC with i3-8100 would cost 455(CPU)+450(mobo)+350(8GB of RAM)+200(psu)+700(gpu)+150(case)+100(better cooler, stock is too noisy) = 2405zł ~= 702$ Almost same price for new PC. What performance would be with Ryzen, better than two different PC's or worse? 3 cores, 6 threads for first VM and 4 cores, 6 threads for second VM.

Hello. I'm going to make a "one pc 2 gamers" like Linus did and I have a couple of questions. My current specs: GPU: Asus RX 470 4 GB (undervolted to 1025mV) CPU and heatsink: i5-6500 with SilentiumPC Fera v3, AM4 compatible RAM: HyperX 2x8 GB RAM DDR4 2133MHz MOBO: MSI H110m Pro-D PSU: SilentiumPC Vero L1 600W 2 monitors: 1920x1080 (DisplayPort, 75Hz) and 1680x1050 (HDMI from GPU to DVI monitor) Case: SilentiumPC Regnum RG1 Disks: 1x Seagate 1TB 7200RPM, 1x old Hitachi 250GB from laptop, 1x 750GB 5400RPM disk from laptop ...and sell mobo, cpu and stock cooler What I want to do: GPU1: Asus RX 470 4 GB + undervolt after GPU pass-through GPU2: 1050ti or 1060 + undervolt after GPU pass-through CPU: Ryzen 7 1800x with SilentiumPC Fera v3 from old PC - I think i7-8700k hasn't enough cores for this RAM: HyperX 2x8 GB RAM DDR4 2133MHz + 1/2x8 GB RAM DDR4 3200MHz MOBO: MSI X370 Gaming Plus (?) or Gigabyte GA-AX370-Gaming K5(?) Same PSU, that should hold this PC without OC. +1 Full HD 75Hz monitor Same case Maybe one SSD for host (?) I'll use that PC with my sister - we don't have space for second PC, even for ITX case (and I don't want to spend more money for buying low profile GPU's). I'm playing some games like Fallout 4, Witcher 3 or GTA 5, my sister wants to play some new games either but I don't think that I want to buy better GPU's - I used that RX and it worked fine for two games, CPU had problems (I used IBIK aster software). I want to make one PC with Linux as host and two VM Windows 10. 2 GB RAM for host, rest for two VM. 1 core for host, 3 and 4 cores for 2 VM. What about performance and 24 PCI-E lanes with these GPU's? Will it have same performance like my current i5-6500? What about dual channel? Is it working separately when I put 2133 in 1 and 3 slot + 3200 in 2 and 4? What about splitting USB devices and audio? Wait for new Ryzen or buy 1800x? What do you think about this?