alws34

i understand when i used hyper v - for most of the renting part but it had problems so i switched to virtualbox for that purpose (the gaming part that im trying to do is on vmware [virtual box dont even starts the game]). does windows multipoint will be able to run games etc? i can get a licence, dont worry. but my qeustion is that if i will play (lets say BF V or something like that) wont i get banned ?(well, maybe not on bf v lol but on other games..) because im using a vm? or virtual desktop is different?? but i am still very confused: see, LTT did this 2 gamers 1 cpu and 7 gamers 1 cpu .... how do they virtualize and passthrough the GPU (yes, they gave each one a gpu,but the games ran on that VM with the GPU) more to add that i forgot about: i do have a secondary GPU that i can use from my old pc its a sapphire vapor x 3gb oc (its not much but it'll get the job done on those kind of games.. even took pretty well sony vegas 13 back then....) so is there a way to utilize it inside the vm without changing the host (my) os? ? thank you guys for the help!

1.me and my gf want to play all those co-op games (bl2,portal 2, etc ) together on my 2 screen setup (i have already managed to assign different keyboard and mouse seamlessly to the VM) -this is about what we are talking here in the current thread 2. currently as of today im renting CPU power for fellow students in need and i give them VMs as needed for the task (mainly matlab, solidworks or even just as a better computer for studying) (for 2-3 friends who cant afford buy a better pc- this is working fine because for the most time im not getting close to utilize 100% of the system (or even 20 haha) (while working\coding\studying etc) so why not give the power for someone else to use and control over TV without interrupting me..... (and to earn some cash in the process) ) 3. for me to learn the virtualization field

i understand. so what do you suggest me to do? install EXSI? and than what will i have to do to make it work?

no. i do not see the gtx 1080 listed INSIDE the vm. but it does take the impact of the vm (ive set it in the nvidia control panel under 3d settings). ive assing 3gb of video ram (max available in the settings) the connection is made through the console window. not through remote desktop.. sky=25-50 FPS not sky= 4-12 fps https://communities.vmware.com/thread/563849 this is actually what made the game load in the first place, so its progress

yes iv'e encountered that, did that and this is the result (12 fps) i see that the gpu taking the impact and it still 12 fps (its a gtx 1080- gaming regularly on host is flwaless on ultra settings..... even VR but i would lve palying with my gf on screen #2.. (both connected with HDMI))

vmware workstation 15

my cpu is a core i7 8700 alsto tried on a core i5 4430 with 8gb ram and a sapphire vapor x (my old pc) and the windows installation i used for the guest is a genuine win 10 install (also my host and every other pc here is with the same install from the microsoft creator tool) its actually weird the game launches fine (any game) with 25-40fps (im good with it) and than when i look at the sky, 40 fps when i look forward (like walk or something) boom. 4-12 fps .

Im running it on a win 10 64 bit I assignd 4 cpu cores to it and 16 gb of ram (im only trying to run BL2 on it and other light games and to make a secondary Photoshop pc [therfore the GPU need] for a friend) Yes, i installed the VMware tools on the vm.

Hi! situation is tis: ive installed vmware and set up a win 10 vm with Borderlands 2. now, wierd thing: when i look at the sky ingame, the fps is fine and stable between 40 to 90 fps but when i try to actually play and look forwad (not even talking about mouse and keyboard movment) fps is barley 12. how can i fix? a GTX1080 takes the full load of the VM