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Awesome, this is exactly what I was looking for Thank you very much.

There is no particular reason, it's just I will be upgrading my rig and would like to utilize it 100%. And this would be also oportunity for me to learn how to use Hypervisor type 1 such as Proxmox and Unraid, install PiHole as well to run on a completely separate VM, and just to thinker with it in general. Maybe try TrueNAS as well cuz I haven't had chance to try it before, etc. Also, after configuring VMs in Proxmox, I won't be using them through web browser, but rather just plug monitor in each GPU for each VM and use it that way. I've been using Win 10 in VM on top of Linux and it's working great, just want to try new stuff.

Thank you very much for helping me. I guess I haven't found anything on google myself simply because I didn't know how to put the sentence together in English to get such results. I'll give Proxmox a try on my current PC with one VM just to confirm and if everything goes good, I'll proceed to buy above mentioned Workstation and try to set everything up. Thank you one more time.

I'll give it a try. I only hope I can manage to get video output on the same machine Proxmox/VMs are installed (I haven't seen any video of people doing such a thing)

I'm aware of most of the problems u mentioned, but I still haven't got an answer. In Linus' video "2 gaming rigs 1 tower" he uses Unraid to make that happen. Is there any other free Hypervisor except from Unraid that can make the same thing happen? I know only of Proxmox but I'm not sure if Proxmox can do the same because I haven't found any video of it. I don't want to buy Unraid at the moment because I first want to try it out on some free software to learn a little bit first and see how everything works.

When it comes to games, I only play Overwatch 2 ocassionally, so I'm not that concerned if it'll run smooth or not. If yes, great, if no, I guess I won't be playing it. I guess I could buy PCI USB extension card which could be used for linux and ''gaming''. I need Win XP to run some really old software related to my work, not to play games. As for Hackintosh, I'd only like to try it and see how it works because I've never had chance to try any Mac OS based Laptop/Desktop. I don't really care about it much. To sumarize my needs, I need: - Win XP for only 1 piece of software that I use everyday and that's it. - Win 10 for MS Office only (Word and Excel) because I can't get used to open source alternatives - Pop OS Linux is my daily driver for surfing the web and playing OW 2 - Hackintosh can run or not, I don't really care, just want to see if I can get it to work good enough just to try it out. This project I want to do is more for learning purposes because I want to learn more about Virtualization and what all can be done with it. I'm currently running Win XP on some old IBM ThinkPad and Pop OS on my main desktop with Win 10 VM inside. It doesn't bother me but I want to upgrade my main PC so I thought I'll probably upgrade to TR 3970x and try to use its potential fully, suited to my needs of course.

I know I sound really stupid but that's because of me not knowing how to put sentence together in English I'll do my best to try and explain now. Let's say I installed Proxmox on Above mentioned TR Workstation and after that I installed Linux and Win 10. So, I connect 2 monitors to two different GPUs in the Workstation and assign one for each VM. My question is (If Proxmox is used) how the heck I start Linux and Win10 VMs and get a display output on both monitors? I haven't seen anyone do such a thing with Proxmox. I've seen Linus built "2 gaming rigs 1 tower" but that build (and the rest of his VM builds I've seen) was with Unraid. I want to try with free software (Such as Proxmox) and thinker around a little bit to get more familiar with Virtualization and then if needed I would buy Unraid and set it properly.

I haven't seen any guide on how to do that with Proxmox. I know its possible with Unraid, however I don't feel like buying it right now. When it comes to hardware, there is a one used workstation near me which is for sale and I'll probably buy it if I manage to solve software problem (which hypervisor to use) because I'd like to plug monitors into the tower and pc and mouse and use them that way (I'll figure out how to configure it) and not to access them from web browser on different machine or sth like that. Specs for machine I'm looking to buy are: Threadripper 3970x ROG Zenith II Extreme Alpha 64GB (4x16) Some Kingston 3200MT/s CL 16 RTX 3090 2x2TB P4500 Antec Platinum 1200W (There is a custom water cooling loop for the CPU and GPU with all EK parts) I think I can achieve 3 working VMs with this hardware (I'd swap 3090 for some AMD gpu cuz of Linux) and will add 2 more gpus which can work in x16 and x8 for Windows VMs I think.

I'll give it a try. But... Is there a piece of software like proxmox which can be installed on bare metal? I'm not sure I'm explaining it well but let's try again. Example: PC -> Proxmox -> Multiple OS (Win XP, Win 10, Linux and maybe Hackintosh) And I'd like to use multiple OS on the same machine I installed Proxmox (Or whatever is availible), and not through web browser on different pc. I'm not sure if I can do the thing above with Proxmox, that's why I'm asking if that's possible with Proxmox or any other software. I'd also like to try and run PiHole and some other stuff in background on a separate VM without GUI.

I could do that as well, but I was wondering is there any virtualization software that can allow me to use different OS's without having to run my main OS and then fire up virtualbox and then fire up second and third OS. Also, as far as I'm aware, GPU passthrough is not a thing in VirtualBox.

Okay, I can buy some cheap gpu's. But is there any software for my problem?

Hi everyone. As the title says, Is there any virtualization software I can use to run multiple OS's at the same time on one PC? I use POP OS Linux on daily basis, but I also need Win XP for some ancient software as well as Win 10/11. I'd also want to try Hackintosh just to see what it looks like. Also, I game on linux so i will be passing my rx 470 through on Linux machine only, the rest of VM's can run on iGPU where I don't care much for performance of Win VM's. Is there a way I can use let's say Proxmox (or sth similar) on my desktop pc, and install multiple vm's and use them directly from that pc? I have 3 monitors and would like to use one OS per monitor. I'm pretty new when it comes to Virtual Machines (only used virtualbox). It would be much appreciated if anyone point me into the right direction. Already tried googling it, but wasn't lucky enough to find answer since English is not my native language. Thanks everyone in advance.

Idk. After I applied fix I mentioned above, it worked flawlessly for a couple of days and then it started again. Another fix I found is to go to Documents/Overwatch/Settings and delete settings file. This will delete all graphics settings that are applied and when you start the game, It'll run on recommended settings. After I done this, I haven't changed anything except fps limit and it still works without any problems to this day. I guess you can try changing one setting at the time and thinker with the game. I never tried OC my GPU so I don't know much about that

I know this tread is old, but I just had same error pop out. I have rx470 but you can try on nvidia as well. Apparently, the fix is to enable GPU Scaling. I enabled it and sice haven't had single issue.

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