Windows emulator on ubuntu with GPU passthrough?
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I have a Ubuntu and Windows dual boot, I use Ubuntu for everything except gaming.(Wine/dxvk doesn't cut it) Now I'd like to not have to reboot when I feel like playing a game, which sometimes is only 10 minutes. So I want to have a Windows 10 emulator, with GPU passthrough. My machine has a Titan Xp, but I have an additional RX480 which I am willing to use for Windows 10. So is what I want possible?
And if so, does anyone have a tutorial for it?
Thanks!
Edit:
I of course mean having an emulator(e.g. virtualbox) run Windows 10, and also have the emulator(virtualbox in this case) also pass the GPU to the VM(Windows 10). So I can just install the AMD driver on Windows, and have Windows be in full controll over it.(And thus get excellent performance)
windows games gpu emulation
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I have a Ubuntu and Windows dual boot, I use Ubuntu for everything except gaming.(Wine/dxvk doesn't cut it) Now I'd like to not have to reboot when I feel like playing a game, which sometimes is only 10 minutes. So I want to have a Windows 10 emulator, with GPU passthrough. My machine has a Titan Xp, but I have an additional RX480 which I am willing to use for Windows 10. So is what I want possible?
And if so, does anyone have a tutorial for it?
Thanks!
Edit:
I of course mean having an emulator(e.g. virtualbox) run Windows 10, and also have the emulator(virtualbox in this case) also pass the GPU to the VM(Windows 10). So I can just install the AMD driver on Windows, and have Windows be in full controll over it.(And thus get excellent performance)
windows games gpu emulation
asked Nov 28 at 13:58
appmaker1358
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@user535733 I mean a emulator that allows the GPu to be passed through, and run windows on it.
– appmaker1358
Nov 28 at 14:08
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I have a Ubuntu and Windows dual boot, I use Ubuntu for everything except gaming.(Wine/dxvk doesn't cut it) Now I'd like to not have to reboot when I feel like playing a game, which sometimes is only 10 minutes. So I want to have a Windows 10 emulator, with GPU passthrough. My machine has a Titan Xp, but I have an additional RX480 which I am willing to use for Windows 10. So is what I want possible?
And if so, does anyone have a tutorial for it?
Thanks!
Edit:
I of course mean having an emulator(e.g. virtualbox) run Windows 10, and also have the emulator(virtualbox in this case) also pass the GPU to the VM(Windows 10). So I can just install the AMD driver on Windows, and have Windows be in full controll over it.(And thus get excellent performance)
windows games gpu emulation
asked Nov 28 at 13:58
appmaker1358
84
I have a Ubuntu and Windows dual boot, I use Ubuntu for everything except gaming.(Wine/dxvk doesn't cut it) Now I'd like to not have to reboot when I feel like playing a game, which sometimes is only 10 minutes. So I want to have a Windows 10 emulator, with GPU passthrough. My machine has a Titan Xp, but I have an additional RX480 which I am willing to use for Windows 10. So is what I want possible?
And if so, does anyone have a tutorial for it?
Thanks!
Edit:
I of course mean having an emulator(e.g. virtualbox) run Windows 10, and also have the emulator(virtualbox in this case) also pass the GPU to the VM(Windows 10). So I can just install the AMD driver on Windows, and have Windows be in full controll over it.(And thus get excellent performance)
windows games gpu emulation
windows games gpu emulation
asked Nov 28 at 13:58
appmaker1358
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asked Nov 28 at 13:58
appmaker1358
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edited Nov 28 at 14:10
asked Nov 28 at 13:58
appmaker1358
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asked Nov 28 at 13:58
appmaker1358
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asked Nov 28 at 13:58
appmaker1358
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@user535733 I mean a emulator that allows the GPu to be passed through, and run windows on it.
– appmaker1358
Nov 28 at 14:08
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@user535733 I mean a emulator that allows the GPu to be passed through, and run windows on it.
– appmaker1358
Nov 28 at 14:08
@user535733 I mean a emulator that allows the GPu to be passed through, and run windows on it.
– appmaker1358
Nov 28 at 14:08
@user535733 I mean a emulator that allows the GPu to be passed through, and run windows on it.
– appmaker1358
Nov 28 at 14:08
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@user535733 I mean a emulator that allows the GPu to be passed through, and run windows on it.
– appmaker1358
Nov 28 at 14:08