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1w agoGPU passthrough to LXCs beats VMs in Proxmox, and it's way simpler than you'd think
… You might also need the build-essential , make , and software-properties-common packages set up before you install the GPU drivers, so feel free to use the APT package manager to install them. Once that’s done, you’ll need the device number associated with your GPU components. …
Dual-booting Windows and Linux stopped making sense once my hardware got good enough
… GPU pass-through in Type 2 virtualization software is also possible, but trickier than WSL. You must find the correct drivers and go through the initial configuration of permitting the virtual machine to access the GPU. WSL is better if you prefer CLI setups and are an experienced Linux user. …
A five-year-old GPU can handle modern games better than you think
… Related 6 GPUs that are officially too old in 2025 These GPUs can no longer bring it in modern titles Older GPUs can still compete, thanks to software Cores have doubled, but times have changed A GeForce RTX 3070, when it came out, was one of the very best GPUs money could buy in late 2020. …
Linux is finally ready for gamers, but gamers are still not ready for Linux
… Then there's the whole companion software problem we need to tackle. Many programs you've used for years on Windows don't exist on Linux. For MSI Afterburner, RTSS, Nvidia app, and Radeon software, you have to somehow manage with alternative software. …
AMD's fTPM is still causing random stutters, but the fix could cost you money
… It could be caused by literally any component in your rig, and beyond that, software can play a large part in the smoothness of your experience. If you've dealt with stutters and you're running a Ryzen processor, there's a good chance the culprit isn't your RAM , your GPU , or a misbehaving driver. …
This Nvidia Linux driver update finally fixes a frustrating Wayland display problem
… Fortunately, while it's still a little more work than on Windows, modern official Nvidia drivers have made Linux gamers' lives a lot easier, especially when the GPU giant actively works on bugs and issues in open-source software. …
13 years later, the GTX Titan is still the most important GPU Nvidia ever made
… Related Linux just made 8GB VRAM feel like enough for the Steam Machine One dedicated developer is making sure Linux stops stealing too much VRAM The Titan made everyone desire the "unobtainable" GPU It became the red Ferrari of GPUs Before the GTX Titan, the x80-class GeForce card was usually the … …
The worst gaming GPU in your drawer might be your best home server upgrade
… It's not plug-and-play, but it's close, and the payoff is immediately measurable if you're coming from software transcoding. The same goes for compute. Troubleshooting GPU passthrough is worthwhile if you're often spinning up VMs that would benefit from GPU acceleration. …
I built a 4K Jellyfin server from an old gaming PC, and it transcodes everything I throw at it
… Instead of the processor brute-forcing video conversion in software, the GPU handles it efficiently in hardware. …